The point on the curve at which the normal passes through the origin is

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The point on the curve 3y=6x−5x33y=6x-5x^3 at which the normal passes through the origin is (a) (1,13)(1,\frac{1}{3}) (b) (13,1)(\frac{1}{3},1) (c) (2,−283)(2,-\frac{28}{3}) (d) None of these

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