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Let A=(1, 2);B=(3. 4) and C= (x, y) be ...

Let `A=(1, 2);B=(3. 4) and C= (x, y)` be any point satisfying `x^2+y^2-4x-6y +11=0` then, which ofthefollowing hold good?

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