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Given `A-=(1,1)` and `A B` is any line through it cutting the x-axis at `Bdot` If `A C` is perpendicular to `A B` and meets the y-axis in `C` , then the equation of the locus of midpoint `P` of `B C` is (a) `x+y=1` (b) `x+y=2` (c) `x+y=2x y` (d) `2x+2y=1`

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