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The ends of the base of an isosceles triangle are at `(2a, 0)and (0, a).` The equation of one side is `x = 2a. `The equation of the other side, is

A

`x+2y-a=0`

B

` x+2y=2a`

C

`3x+4y-4a=0`

D

`3x - 4y +4a=0`

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