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The circle `x^2+y^2-4x-2y=11` makes equal intercepts on the lines `L_1: x+2y+1=0` and `L_2dot` Then equation of `L_2` cannot be `2x+y+1=0` `2x-y+3=0` `2x+y=0` (d) `3x-2y+2=0`

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