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If in a triangle , `/_B=45^(@)`, `a=2(sqrt(3)+1)` units and the area is `6+2sqrt(3)` sq.units then the side `b` is equal to :

A

`sqrt(2)(sqrt(3)+1)` units

B

`(sqrt(3)+1)/(sqrt(2))` units

C

`4`units

D

None of these

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