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In triangle `A B C` , base `B C` and area of triangle are fixed. The locus of the centroid of triangle `A B C` is a straight line that is a) parallel to side `B C` (b)right bisector of side BC (c)perpendicular to BC (d)inclined at an angle `sin^(-1)((sqrt())/(B C))` to side BC

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