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A line `4x+y=1` passes through the point A(2,-7) and meets line BC at B whose equation is `3x -4y +1=0`, the equation of line AC such that `AB=AC` is

A

1) `52x+89y+519=0`

B

2) `52x+89y-519=0`

C

3) `89x+52y+519=0`

D

4) `89x+52y-519=0`

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