The points of the curve 9y^2= x^3, where...

The points of the curve 9`y^2`= `x^3`, where the normal to the curve makes equal intercepts with the axes are....... A) `(4,+-8/3)` B) `(4,-8/3)` C) `(4,+-3/8)` D) `(+-4,3/8)`

A

`(4,8/3)`or`(4,-8/3)`

B

`(-4,8/3)`

C

`(-4,-8/3)`

D

None of these

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