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The equation of a bisector of the angle between the lies `y-q=(2a)/(1-a^(2))(x-p)and y-q=(2b)/(1-b^(2))(x-p)`is

A

`(y-q)(a+b)+(x-p)(1-ab)=0`

B

`(y-q)(1-ab)+(x-p)(a+b)=0`

C

`(x-p)(a+b)-(y-q)(1-ab)=0`

D

`(x-p)(a+b)+(y-b)(1-ab)=0`

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