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[" The lines "x+y=|a|" and "ax-y=1" intersect each other in the first quadrant.Then the set of all posible "],[" values of a is the interval: "],[[" 1) "(-1,1]," (2) "(0,oo)," (3) "(1,oo)," (4) "(4)(-1,oo)]]

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