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The equation of straight line passing through `(-a ,0)` and making a triangle with the axes of area `T` is `2T x+a^2y+2a T=0` `2T x-a^2y+2a T=0` `2T x-a^2y-2a T=0` none of these

A

`2Tx + a^2y + 2aT = 0`

B

`2Tx - a^2y + 2aT = 0`

C

`2Tx - a^2y - 2aT = 0`

D

None of these

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