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If two sides of a triangle are represented by `2x-3y+4=0 and 3x+2y-3=0`, then its orthocentre lies on the line : (A) `x-y+ 8/15 = 0` (B) `3x-2y+1=0` (C) `9x-y+9/13 = 0` (D) `4x+3y+5/13=0`

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