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The line parallel to the x-axis and passing through the intersection of the lines ax + 2by + 3b=and bx - 2ay- 3a=1, where `(a, b) ne (0, 0)`, is

A

below the x-axis at a distance of `3//2` from it.

B

below the x-axis at a distance of `2//3` from it.

C

above the x-axis at a distance of `2//3` from it.

D

above the x-axis at a distance of `2//3` from it.

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