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Let A and B be two points on `y^(2)=4ax` such that normals to the curve at A and B meet at point C, on the curve, then chord AB will always pass through a fixed point whose dinates, are

A

`(-2a,0)`

B

`(a,0)`

C

`(2a,0)`

D

None of these

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