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3 The following $3$ pairs are possible. * $A=(1,0,0), \ B=(1,0,0)$ * $A=(0,1,0), \ B=(0,1,0)$ * $A=(0,0,1), \ B=(0,0,1)$
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6 The following $6$ pairs are possible. * $A=(1,0,0), \ B=(0,1,0)$ * $A=(1,0,0), \ B=(0,0,1)$ * $A=(0,1,0), \ B=(1,0,0)$ * $A=(0,1,0), \ B=(0,0,1)$ * $A=(0,0,1), \ B=(1,0,0)$ * $A=(0,0,1), \ B=(0,1,0)$
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643 The followings are examples of possible pairs. * $A=(1,1,1,1), \ B=(1,1,1,1)$ * $A=(1,0,0,3), \ B=(0,1,0,3)$
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