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Let `alpha` chord of a circle be that chord of the circle which subtends an angle `alpha` at the center.
If the slope of a `pi//3` chord of `x^(2)+y^(2)=4 ` is 1, then its equation is

A

`x-y+sqrt6=0`

B

`x-y+sqrt3=0`

C

`x-y-sqrt3=0`

D

`x-y-2sqrt3=0`

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`x-ypmsqrt6=0`
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