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[" (A) "2,sqrt(3)" ) "],[" If one diagonal of a square is along the line "x=2y" ard one of its vertex is "(3,0)" ,then its sides through through this vertex "],[" are given by the equations."],[[" (A) "y-3x+9=0,x-3y-3=0," (B) "y-3x+9=0,x-3y-3=0],[" (C) "y+3x-9=0,x+3y-3=0," (D) "y-3x+9=0,x+3y-3=0]]

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