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The equation of the straight line joining the point (a, b) to the point of intersection of the lines `x/a+y/b=1` and `x/b+y/a=1` is

A

`a^2 y-b^2x=ab(a-b)`

B

`a^2 x-b^2y=ab(a+b)`

C

`a^2y +b^x = ab`

D

`a^2 x-b^2y=ab(a-b)`

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