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If 30Omega6 =-5,80 Omega2=-40 and 20Omeg...

If `30Omega6 =-5,80 Omega2=-40` and `20Omega4=-5`, then find the value of `70Omega2` = ?

A

10

B

`-35`

C

15

D

20

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B
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