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If the sides of the triangle ABC are p,q and `sqrt(p^(2)+ pq+q^(2)),` then the greatest
angle of the triangle is-

A

(a) `(pi)/(2)`

B

(b) `(2pi)/(3)`

C

(c) `(5pi)/(4)`

D

(d) `(7pi)/(4)`

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B
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