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Point on the circle `x^(2)+y^(2)-2x+4y-4=0` which is nearest to the line `y=2x+11` is :

A

`(1-(6)/(sqrt(5)), -2+(3)/(sqrt(5)))`

B

`(1+(6)/(sqrt(5)), 2-(3)/(sqrt(5)))`

C

`(1-(6)/(sqrt(5)), -2-(3)/(sqrt(5)))`

D

None of these

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