The solution of equation sin^(50)x-cos^(...

The solution of equation `sin^(50)x-cos^(50)x=1` can be `(n in I)`

A

`npi+(pi)/(2)`

B

`2npi +(pi)/(3)`

C

`nx+(pi)/(4)`

D

`npi +(pi)/(3)`

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A, C

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