Let y=e^(x^2) and y=e^(x^2) sin x be two...

Let `y=e^(x^2)` and `y=e^(x^2)` sin x be two given curves . Then the angle between the tangents to the curves at any point of their intersection is
a)`0` b)`pi` c)`pi/2` d)`pi/4`

A

0

B

`pi`

C

`pi/2`

D

`pi/4`

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A

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