Three lines are given as follows: L₁: L₂: L₃: Which pair of lines is (are) perpendicular?

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Problem

Three lines are given as follows: L₁: 2x−3y+4=02x - 3y + 4 = 0 L₂: 4x−6y−5=04x - 6y - 5 = 0 L₃: 3x+2y−7=03x + 2y - 7 = 0 Which pair of lines is (are) perpendicular? (a) (L1,L2) only(L_1, L_2) \text{ only} (b) (L1,L3) and (L2,L3)(L_1, L_3) \text{ and } (L_2, L_3) (c) (L1,L3) only(L_1, L_3) \text{ only} (d) (L2,L3) only(L_2, L_3) \text{ only}

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