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A circle with centre P . Line AB and line AC are tangents from point A at points B and C respectively . Which of the following is/ are true ?

A

`angleBPA~=angleCPA`

B

`angleBAP~=angleCAP`

C

`anglePBA~=anglePCA`

D

All of (A),(B), (C)

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