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Vector `vecR` is the resultant of the vetors `vecA and vecB`. Ratio of maximum value of `|vecR|` to the minimum value of `|vecR|` is `3/1`. The `(|vecA|)/(|vecB|)` may be equal to-

A

`2/1`

B

`1/2`

C

`4/1`

D

`3/1`

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