Then angle of intersection of the normal...

Then angle of intersection of the normal at the point `(-5/(sqrt(2)),3/(sqrt(2)))` of the curves `x^2-y^2=8` and `9x^2+25 y^2=225` is 0 (b) `pi/2` (c) `pi/3` (d) `pi/4`

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