The tangent lines for the curve y=int(0)...

The tangent lines for the curve `y=int_(0)^(x)2|t|dt` which are parallel to the bisector to the bisector of the first coordinate angle, is given by

A

`y=x-1/4`

B

`y=x+1/4`

C

`y = x-3/2`

D

`y = x+ 3/2`

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A, B, D

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