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If `tan theta = n tan phi` then the maximum value of `tan^(2)(theta-phi)` is equal to

A

`((n+1)^(2))/(4n)`

B

`((n-1)^(2))/(4n)`

C

`((n+1)^(2))/(2n)`

D

`((n-1)^(2))/(2n)`

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