The length of the normal to the curve y=...

The length of the normal to the curve `y=a((e^(-x//a)+e^(x//a))/(2))` at any point varies as the

A

Abscissa of the point

B

Ordinate of the point

C

Square of the abscissa of the point

D

Square of the ordinate of the point

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The correct Answer is:

D

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