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OP < radius and OQ > radius

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OQ < radius and OP > radius

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OQ = radius and OP > radius

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OQ < radius and OP = radius

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Solution

The correct option is A
OP < radius and OQ > radius

OA is the radius of the circle.
Point P lies inside the circle and point Q lies outside the circle. Hence OP < radius and OQ > radius.

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