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Let `G_(1),G_(2),G_(3)` be the centroids of the triangular faces `OBC, OCA, OAB` of a tetrahedron `OABC`. If `V_(1)` denote the volume of the tetrahedron `OABC` and `V_(2)` that of the parallelopiped with `OG_(1),OG_(2),OG_(3)` as three concurrent edges, then
A. `4V_(1)=9V_(2)`
B. `9V_(1)=4V_(2)`
C. `3V_(1)=2V_(2)`
D. `3V_(2)=2V_(1)`

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Taking `O` as the origin,let the position vectors of `A,B` and `C` be `veca, vecb` and `vecc` respectively. Then, the position vectors of `G_(1),G_(2)` and `G_(3)` are `(vecb+vecc)/3, (vecc+veca)/3` and `(veca+vecb)/3` respectively.
`:.V_(1)=1/6[(veca, vecb, vecc)]` and `V_(2)=[(vec(OG)_(1),vec(OG)_(2), vec(OG)_(3))]`
Now,
`V_(2)=[(vec(OG)_(1), vec(OG)_(2),vec(OG)_(3))]`
`impliesV_(2)=[((vecb+vecc)/3, (vecc+veca)/3, (veca+vecb)/3)]`
`implies V_(2)=1/27[(vecb+vecc, vecc+veca, veca+vecb)]=2/27[(veca, vecb, vecc)]=2/27xx6V_(1)`
`implies 9V_(2)=4V_(1)`

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