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Consider the equation `y - y_(1) = m(x - x_(1))`. If `m` and different lines ar drawn for different values of `y_(1)`, then :

A

the lines will pass through a fixed point

B

there will be a set of parallel lines

C

all lines intersect the line `x= x_(1)`

D

all lines will be parallel to the line `y= x_(1)`

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