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[" Let "(x,y)" be any point on the parabola "y^(2)=4x" ."],[" Let "P" be the point that divides the line segment "],[" from "(0,0)" to "(x,y)" in the ratio "1:3" .Then the "],[" locus of "P" is "],[x^(2)=yquad " (B) "y^(2)=2x],[" () "y^(2)=xquad " (D) "x^(2)=2y]

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