The point which is equidistant from A (3...

The point which is equidistant from `A (3,4,-1) and B (1,-2,5)` on y-axis is

A

`(0,1,0)`

B

`(1, 1//3, 0)`

C

`(0, -1//3, 0)`

D

`(0, -5//3 , 0)`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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