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Determine the smallest postive value of x which satisfies the equation `sqrt(1 + sin 2 x) - sqrt( 2) cos 3 x = 0 `

A

`(pi)/( 4)`

B

` (pi)/( 16)`

C

` (pi)/(3)`

D

` (pi)/( 8)`

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