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Let `L_(1)` be a straight line passing through `(0,0) and L_(2)` be x+y=1. If the intercepts made by the circel `x^(2)+y^(2)-x+3y=0on L_(1)and L_(2)` are equal, then which of the following equations can represent `L_(1)`?

A

`x+y=0`

B

`x-y=0`

C

`x+7y=0`

D

`x-7y=0`

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C
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