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Find the range of values of `m` for which the line `y=m x+2` cuts the circle `x^2+y^2=1` at distinct or coincident points.

A

`(-oo, -sqrt(3) "]" uu"["sqrt(3), oo)`

B

`[-sqrt(3), sqrt(3)]`

C

`[sqrt(3),oo)`

D

none of these

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If the line `y=mx+2` cuts the circle `x^(2)+y^(2)=1` at distinct or coincident points, then
Length of the perpendicular from the centre `le` Radius
`rArr |(2)/(sqrt(m^(2)+1))|le 1`
`rArr 4 le m^(2)+1`
`rArr m^(2)-3 le 0`
`rArr (m-sqrt(3))(m+sqrt(3))le0rArr m in (-oo, -sqrt(3)]uu[sqrt(3), oo)`
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