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If the lines p1x+q1y=1,p2x+q2y=1 and p3x+q3y=1 be concurrent, then the points (p1,q1),(p2,q2) and (p3,q3) ,

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are collinear
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form an equilateral triangle
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form a scalene triangle
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form a right angled triangle
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Solution

The correct option is A are collinear
p1x+q1y=1, p2x+q2y=1 p3x+q3y=1
Given lines are concurrent
∣ ∣p1q11p2q21p3q31∣ ∣=0
p1(q2q3)q1(p2p3)+(p2q3p3q2)=0
(p1q2p2q1)+(p2q3p3q2)+(p3q1p1q3)=0
The left hand side of the above equation is also equal to twice the area of a triangle with coordinates (p1,q1),(p2,q2),(p3,q3)
Since it is equal to zero, (p1,q1),(p2,q2),(p3,q3) are collinear.

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