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[" If "2x-y+1=0" is a tangent to the hyperbola "(x^(2))/(a^(2))-(y^(2))/(16)=1" ,then which of the following CANNOT be "],[" sides of a right angled triangle? "],[[" (A) "a,4,2," (B) "a,4,1," (C) "2a,4,1," (D) "2a,8,1]]

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