Find the centroid of the triangle with vertices $(1,2), (3,3)$ and $(5,1)$.

  • A
    ($3$,$2$)
  • B
    ($2$,$3$)
  • C
    ($4$,$2$)
  • D
    ($2$,$2$)

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