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[" 82The equation of the ellipse whose axe coincident with the co-ordinate axes and which touches the "],[" straight lines "3x-2y-20=0" and "x+6y-20=0" ,is "],[[" (a) "(x^(2))/(5)+(y^(2))/(8)=1," (b) "(x^(2))/(40)+(y)/(10)=10," (c) "(x^(2))/(40)+(y^(2))/(10)=1," (d) "(x^(2))/(10)+(bar(y)^(2))/(40)=1]]

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