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Consider a circle,`x^(2)+y^(2)=1` and 'Point `P(1,sqrt(3))` .PAB is a secant drawn from P intersecting circle in A and B (distinct) then range of `|PA|+|PB|` is
(A) `[2,2sqrt(3)]" " `(B) `(2sqrt(3),4]`
(C) `(0,4] " "`(D) None of these

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