Equation of tangent at (-4,-4) on x^2 =...

Equation of tangent at (-4,-4) on ` x^2 = -4y` is

A

2x-y + 4=0

B

2x + y - 4=0

C

2x -y -12=0

D

2x + y + 4=0

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A

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