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The function `f(x) ` satisfying the equation `f^2 (x) + 4 f'(x) f(x) + (f'(x))^2 = 0`

A

`f(x)=C.e^((2-sqrt3)x`

B

`f(x)=C.e^((2+sqrt3)x`

C

`f(x)=C.e^((sqrt3-2)x`

D

`f(x)=C.e^(-(2+sqrt3)x`

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