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Consider the two curves `C_1` ; `y^2 = 4x`, `C_2` : `x^2 + y^2 - 6x + 1 = 0` then :

A

`c_1" and "c_2` touch only at one point

B

`c_1" and "c_2` touch exactly at two points

C

`c_1" and "c_2` intersect at axactly two points

D

`c_1" and "c_2` neither intersect nor touch

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