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The condition for lhe lines x=az+b, y=cz+d and `x=a_(1) z+b_(1), y=c_(1)z+d_(1)` to be parallel is

A

`(a)/(c)=(a_(1))/(c_(1))=1`

B

`(a)/(a_(1))=(c)/(c_(1))=1`

C

`(a)/(c_(1))=(a_(1))/(c)=1`

D

`aa_(1)+c c_(1)+1=0`

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