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Let two lines p and q be parallel. Consider two points B and C on the line p and two points D and E on the line q. The line through Band' E intersects the line through C and D at A in between the two lines p and q. If AC: AD=4:9, then what is the ratio of area of triangle ABC to that of triangle ADE?

A

`2:3`

B

`4:9`

C

`16:81`

D

`1:2`

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