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If `tan^(-1)(sqrt(1+x^2-1))/x=4^0` then `x=tan2^0` (b) `x=tan4^0` `x=tan1/4^0` (d) `x=tan8^0`

A

`tan 2`

B

`tan 4`

C

`tan (1//4)`

D

`tan 8`

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