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The equation of tangent drawn to the curve `y^(2)-2x^(3)-4y+8=0` from the point (1, 2) is given by

A

A) `y-2(1pmsqrt2)=pm2sqrt3(x-2)`

B

B) `y-2(1pmsqrt3)=pm2sqrt2(x-2)`

C

C) `y-2(1pmsqrt3)=pm2sqrt3(x-2)`

D

D) None of these

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C
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