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If equation of directrix of an ellipse `x^2/a^2+y^2/b^2=1` is x=4, then normal to the ellipse at point `(1,beta),(beta gt 0)` passes through the point (where eccentricity of the ellipse is `1/2`)

A

`(1,3/2)`

B

`(-1,3/2)`

C

`(-1,-3)`

D

`(3,-1)`

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