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Prove that the equation to the circle described on the straight line joining the point `(1, 60^(@)) and (2, 30^(@))` as diameter is `r^(2) - r [ cos ( theta - 60^(@)) + 2 cos ( theta - 30^(@))] + sqrt""3 = 0`

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