If 2x^(2)-10xy+2 lamday^(2)+5x-16y-3=0 r...

If `2x^(2)-10xy+2 lamday^(2)+5x-16y-3=0` represents a pair of straight lines,
then point of intersection of those lines is

A

(a) `(2,-3)`

B

(b) `(5,-16)`

C

(c) `(-10,(-7)/2)`

D

(d) `(-10,(-3)/2)`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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