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Let P be a point on x^2 = 4y. The segmen...

Let P be a point on `x^2 = 4y`. The segment joining `A (0,-1)` and P is divided by point Q in the ratio 1:2, then locus of point Q is

A

`9x^2 = 3y+2`

B

`9 x^2 = 12y + 8`

C

`9y^2= 12x+8`

D

`9y^2= 3x+2`

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