Let $P$ be the centre of a circle and $AB$ be a line in the same plane. If $Q$ is the foot of the perpendicular drawn from $P$ to the line $AB$,and $Q$ lies in the interior of the circle,then the line $AB$ ..... .

  • A
    does not intersect the circle
  • B
    touches the circle in one point
  • C
    intersects the circle in two points
  • D
    intersects the circle in three points

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