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Suppose that the temperature T at every point (x,y) in the plane cartesian is given by the formula `T=1-x^(2)+2y^(2)`. The correct statement about the maximum and minimum temperature along the line x+y=1 is

A

Minimum is -1. There is no maximum

B

Maximum is -1. There is no minimum

C

Maximum is 0. Minimum is -1

D

There is neither a maximum nor a minimum along the line

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