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Let `A_(1)` be the area of the parabola `y^(2)=4ax` lying between vertex and latusrectum and `A_(2)` be the area between latusrectum and double ordinate `x=2a` .Then , `A_(1)//A_(2)=`

A

`(2sqrt(2)-1)/(7)`

B

`(2sqrt(2)+1)/(7)`

C

`(2sqrt(2)+1)/(3)`

D

`(2sqrt(2)-1)/(9)`

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