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The point of intersection of tangent to the curve `y=x^4` at `(1,1)` with the normal to the same curve at `(-1,1)` is (A) `((17)/(15),(13)/(15))` (B) `(7/5,3/5)` (C) `((17)/(15),(23)/(15))` (D) does not exist

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