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`C_(1) and C_(2)` are two concentrate circles, the radius of `C_(2)` being twice that of `C_(1)`. From a point P on `C_(2)` tangents PA and PB are drawn to `C_(1)`. Prove that the centroid of the `DeltaPAB` lies on `C_(1)`

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