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If P -= ((1)/(x(p)), p ), Q = ((1)/(x(q...

If ` P -= ((1)/(x_(p)), p ), Q = ((1)/(x_(q)),q), R = ((1)/(x_(r)), r)`
where ` x _(k) ne 0 `, denotes the ` k^(th) ` terms of a H.P. for ` k in N `, then :

A

Area `(DeltaPQR)=(p^2q^2r^2)/2sqrt((p-q)^2+(q-r)^2+(r-p)^2)`

B

`DeltaPQR` is a right angled triangle

C

the points P,Q and R are collinear

D

none of these

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C
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