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The equation of lines passing through the point of intersection of lines 3x−y−20=0 and x−2y−5=0 Which are at a distance of 5 units from the origin is/are:

A
4x+3y=25
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3x4y=25
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4x3y=25
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D
3x+4y=25
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Solution

The correct option is D 3x+4y=25
3xy=20 , x2y=5
2) 6x2y=40
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x=7, y=1
Let equation be,
y=mx+c passes (7,1)
7m1+c=0
1 dist. 5=c1+m2
25(1+m2)=(7m+1)2
25+25m2=49m2+114m
24m214m24=0
m=6448,3648
c=25/3,25/4
So, y=4x3+253
or, y=3x4+254

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