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[" (3) circle of radius "sqrt(3)" ."],[" Let a by "c" and be non-zero numbers.If the point of intersection of the tines "4ax+2ay+c=0],[" and "5bx+2by+d=0" lies in the fourth quadrant and is equidistann from the two axes then "],[[" (1) "2bc-3ad=0," (4) "3bc+2ad=0],[" (3) "3bc-2ad=0," (4) "3bc+2ad=0]]

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