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The equation of tangent to the curve `x=a sec theta, y =a tan theta" at "theta=(pi)/(6)` is: a)`2sqrt3x-y=-sqrt3a` b)`2sqrt3x+y=a` c)`2x-y=sqrt3a` d)`2sqrt3x+y=sqrt3a`

A

`2sqrt3x-y=-sqrt3a`

B

`2sqrt3x+y=a`

C

`2x-y=sqrt3a`

D

`2sqrt3x+y=sqrt3a`

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