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The lines joining the point of intersection of the line x+y=1 and the curve `x^2+y^2-2y+lambda=0` to the origin are perpendicular, then value of `lambda` wil be: (A). 1/2 (B). -1/2 (C). `1/sqrt2` (D). 0

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