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Equation of normal to `x^(2)-4y^(2)=5` at `theta=45^(@)` is

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`2sqrt2x+2y=5sqrt5`

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`2sqrt2x+y=5sqrt5`

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`x+2sqrt2y=5sqrt5`

D

`x-2sqrt2y=5sqrt5`

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