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Consider the lines given by
`L_(1):x+3y-5=0`
`L_(2):3x-ky-1=0`
`L_(3):5x+2y-12=0`
Match the following lists.

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`(A to s,Bto p,q,Cto r, Dto p,q,s)`
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