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Natasha2012 [34]3 years ago

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First we graph the given points and join them to form lines A,B,C,D as described in the question. Now we can easily check point (-4,1) lies on which line.

From graph we see that test point (-4,1) lies only on lines A and C.

Hence equatin of lines A and C will be final answer.

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