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Let `(a,b)` be point on obtuse angle bisector of the lines `x+2y+1=0` and `2x+y+1=0` then the least value of `(a-1)^(2)+(b-2)^(2)` is (A)`(1)/(2)` (B)`(1)/(sqrt(2))` (C)`6/(5)`

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