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[" 11.The angle between the tangents at any point "P" and the line "],[" joining "P" to the origin,where "P" is a point on the curve "],[ln(x^(2)+y^(2))=c tan^(-1)(y)/(x),c" is a constant,is "],[" a.independent of "x],[" b.independent of "y],[" c.independent of "x" but dependent on "y],[" d.independent of "y" but dependent on "x]

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