Let ABC and A'B'C be two triangles in which AB>A'B, BC>B'C' and CA>C'A'. Let D, E and F be the mid-points of the sides BC, CA and AB respectively. Let D', E' and F' be the midpoints of the sides B'C', C'A' and A'B' respectively. Consider the following statements:

Statement I :

AD>A'D', BE>B'E' and CF> C'F' are always true.

Statement II:

AB²+BC²+CA²/AD²+BE²+CF²

=A'B'²+B'C'²+C'A'²/A'D'²+B'E'²+C'F'²

Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements

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