The equation (x-5)^(2)+(x-5)(y-6)-2(y-6)...

The equation `(x-5)^(2)+(x-5)(y-6)-2(y-6)^(2)=0` represents

A

(a) A circle

B

(b) Two straight lines passing through origin

C

(c) Two straight lines passing through the point (5,6)

D

(d) An ellipse

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C

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