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Find the equation of lines passing through the origin and making `45^(@)` with the line `3x-y+5=0`.

A

`(4x-3y)^2-4(3x+4y)^2=0`

B

`(4x-3y)^2-(3x+4y)^2=0`

C

`(4x-3y)^2-3(3x+4y)^2=0`

D

`4(4x-3y)^2-(3x+4y)^2=0`

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