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Let T be the triangle with vertices `(0,0),(0,c^(2))` and `(c,c^(2))` and let R be the region between `y=cx` and `y=x^(2)`, where `c lt 0`, then

A

area `(R ) = (C^(3))/(6)`

B

area `(R ) = (C^(3))/(3)`

C

`underset(c to oo)(lim) (area)/(area) ((T))/((R )) = 3`

D

`underset(c to oo)(lim) (area)/(area) ((T))/((R )) = (3)/(2)`

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