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The set of lines ax + by+ c= 0, where 3a+ 2b+ 4c =0, is concurrent at the point:

A

`(3/4,1/2)`

B

`(1/2,3/4)`

C

`(-3/4,-1/2)`

D

`(-1/2,-3/4)`

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