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If it is possible to draw a line which belongs to all the given family of lines `y-2x+1+lambda_(1)(2y-x-1)=0, 3y-x-6+lambda_(2)(y-3x+6)=0, ax+y-2+lambda_(3)(6x+ay-a)=0`, then

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