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If the tangent at the point `(at^2,at^3)` on the curve `ay^2=x^3` meets the curve again at `Q`, then q=

A

`((at^2)/4,(-at^3)/8)`

B

`((at)/4,8at)`

C

`((at)/2,2at^2)`

D

`((at)/2,at^2)`

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