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Let P be a point on the ellipse `(x^(2))/(16) + (y^(2))/(9) = 1 ` . If the distance of P from centre of the ellipse be equal with the average value of semi major axis and semi minor axis, then the coordinates of P is _

A

`((2sqrt(91))/(7),(3sqrt(105))/(14))`

B

`((2sqrt(91))/(7),(3sqrt(105))/(14))`

C

`(-(2sqrt(105))/(7),-(3sqrt(91))/(14))`

D

`(-(2sqrt(105))/(7),(3sqrt(91))/(14))`

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