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Consider the point P as the origin and time OP as the x-axis in the situation shown in the figure. Which of the following represents the coordinates of the image of the point object O. (Take `OP = 20 cm`)

A

`(20 cm, 0 cm)`

B

`(10 cm, 10sqrt(3) cm)`

C

`(-10 cm, 10sqrt(3) cm)`

D

`(10 cm, -10sqrt(3) cm)`

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C
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