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The equation sqrt(x+1)-sqrt(x-1)=sqrt(4x...

The equation `sqrt(x+1)-sqrt(x-1)=sqrt(4x-1)` has

A

no solution

B

one solution

C

two solutions

D

more than two solutions

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