A point on curve xy^(2)=1 which is at ...

A point on curve `xy^(2)=1` which is at minimum distance from the origin is a)(1,1) b)`(1//4,2)` c)`(2^(1//6),2^(-1//3))` d)`(2^(-1//3),+-2^(1//6))`

A

(1,1)

B

`(1//4,2)`

C

`(2^(1//6),2^(-1//3))`

D

`(2^(-1//3),+-2^(1//6))`

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D

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