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Two sides of a rhombus OABC (lying in the first or third quadrant) of area equal to 2 sq. units are `y=x//sqrt(3), y=sqrt(3)x.` Then the possible coordinates of B is are (O being the origin)

A

`(1 + sqrt3, 1+ sqrt3)`

B

`(-1 -sqrt3, -1 -sqrt3)`

C

`(sqrt3, 1, sqrt3-1)

D

none of these

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