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The tangent to the curve `y=e^(x)` drawn at the point `(c, e^(c))` intersects the line joining the points `(c-1, e^(c-1)) and (c+1, e^(c+1))`.

A

one the left of `x=c`

B

on the right of `x=c`

C

at no point

D

at all points

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