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If the reflection of the ellipse `((x-4)^(2))/(16)+((y-3)^(2))/(9) =1` in the mirror line `x -y -2 = 0` is `k_(1)x^(2)+k_(2)y^(2)-160x -36y +292 = 0`, then `(k_(1)+k_(2))/(5)` is equal to

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