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The angle between the curves `y=sin x and y = cos x, 0 lt x lt (x)/(2)`, is
a)`tan^-1(2sqrt2)` b)`tan^-1(3sqrt2)` c)`tan^-1(3sqrt3)` d)`tan^-1(5sqrt2)`

A

`tan^-1(2sqrt2)`

B

`tan^-1(3sqrt2)`

C

`tan^-1(3sqrt3)`

D

`tan^-1(5sqrt2)`

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