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[" A line "L" is perpendicular to the curve "y=(x^(2))/(4)-2" at its point "P" and passes through "(10,-1)" .The "],[" coordinates of the point "P" are "],[[" A) "(2,-1)," (B) "(6,7)," (C) "(0,-2)," (D) "(4,2)]]

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