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If the normal to the rectangular hyperbola `x^(2) - y^(2) = 4 ` at a point P meets the coordinates axes in Q and R and O is the centre of the hyperbola , then

A

`OP = PQ`

B

`OP = PR`

C

`PQ = PR`

D

`QR = 2OP `

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