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Let `P` be a point on the circle `x^2+y^2=9,Q` a point on the line `7x+y+3=0` , and the perpendicular bisector of `P Q` be the line `x-y+1=0` . Then the coordinates of `P` are `(0,-3)` (b) `(0,3)` `((72)/(25),(21)/(35))` (d) `(-(72)/(25),(21)/(25))`

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