Let a ne 0, b ne 0, c be three real nu...

Let `a ne 0, b ne 0, c be ` three real numbers and `L(p,q) =(ap + bq+c)/(sqrt(a^(2) +b^(2)) ), AA p,q in R.` If `L ((2)/(3),(1)/(3))+ L ((1)/(3),(2)/(3)) + L (2,2) =0`, then the line `ax+ by + c =0` always passes through the fixed point.

A

1) `(0,1)`

B

2) `(1,1)`

C

3) `(2,2)`

D

4) `(-1, -1)`

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