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If the lines a1x + a2y + a3y = 0 and a4x + a4y + a5 = 0 are parallel then a3/a5 may be equal to.....

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the lines a1x + a2y + a3y = 0 and a4x + a4y + a5 = 0 are parallel then a3/a5 may be equal to.....

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the lines a1x + a2y + a3y = 0 and a4x + a4y + a5 = 0 are parallel then a3/a5 may be equal to.....

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