Out of $18$ points in a plane,no three are in the same straight line except five points which are collinear. The number of $(i)$ straight lines and $(ii)$ triangles which can be formed by joining them is:

  • A
    $(i) 140, (ii) 816$
  • B
    $(i) 142, (ii) 800$
  • C
    $(i) 144, (ii) 806$
  • D
    $(i) 146, (ii) 750$

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