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If the point of intersection of the lines `2px+3qy+r=0` and `px-2qy-2r=0` lies strictly in the fourth quadrant and is equidistant from the two axes, then

A

5p + 4q = 0

B

4p - 5q = 0

C

4p + 5q = 0

D

5p - 4q = 0

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