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Given `ABCD` is a parallelogram wilth vertices as `A(1,2),B(3,4)` and `C(2,3)`. Then the equation of line `AD` is (A) `x+y+1=0` (B) `x-y+1=0` (C) `-x+y+1=0` (D) `x+y-1=0`

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