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A point equidistant from the line `4x+3y+10=0,\ 5x-12 y+26=0\ a n d\ 7x+24 y-50=0` is a. (1,-1)` b. `(1,1)` c. `(0,0)` d. `(0,1)`

A

`(1,-1)`

B

`(1,1)`

C

`(0,0)`

D

`(0,1)`

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