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The slope of its tangent at (x,y) is dy/...

The slope of its tangent at `(x,y)` is `dy/dx = ((x-2)^2+(y+4))/(x-2)` and the curve passes through origin then the point which passes through the curve is

A

`(2,-4)`

B

`(2,4)`

C

`(-2,4)`

D

`(4,-2)`

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