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A line `4x+y=1` through the point `A(2,-7)` meets the line `B C` whose equation os `3x=4y+1=0` at the point `Bdot` Find the equation to the line `A C` so that `A B=A Cdot`

`-(519)/(52)`

`(519)/(52)`

`-(519)/(89)`

`(519)/(89)`

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