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The radical axis of two circles whose centres are ( 3,4), (-1,2) and each passing through the centre of the other is

A

` 2x+ y +5=0 `

B

` x-2y +5=0`

C

` 2x+ y-1=0 `

D

` 2x+ y-5=0`

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