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If 0 (a) sqrt(x)-\ sqrt(y)=\ sqrt(x-y) (b) sqrt(x)+\ sqrt(x)=\ sqrt(2x) (c) xsqrt(y)=ysqrt(x) (d) sqrt(x y)=\ sqrt(x)\ sqrt(y)