If a+b+c=0 and pne 0 then lines ax + (b+...

If `a+b+c=0 and pne 0` then lines `ax + (b+ c)y =p, bx+ (c+a)y=p and cx+ (a+b) y=p`

A

do not intersect

B

intersect

C

are concurrent

D

perpendicular

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The correct Answer is:

A

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