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The point(s) on the curve `y=x^(2)` ,at which `y` -coordinate is changing six times as fast as `x` - coordinate is/are
(a) `(2,4)`
(b) `(3,9)`
(c) `(3,9)` ,`(9,3)`
(d) `(6,2)`

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