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The equation of the normal to the circle ` x^(2) + y^(2) -2x- 2y + 1=0` which is parallel to the lines 2x + 4y =3 is

A

`x + 2y =3`

B

`x + 2y + 3= 3`

C

`2x+4y+3=0`

D

`x-2y+3=0`

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