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If C is the mid-point of AB and P is any point outside AB, then

A

PA+PB+PC=0

B

PA+PB+2PC=0

C

PA+PB=PC

D

PA+PB=2PC

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D
Let P be the origin outside of AB and C is mid-point of AB, then

`PC=(PA+PB)/(2)implies 2PC=PA+PB`
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