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In a circle of radius 2 units, a diameter AB intersects a chord of length 2 units perpendicularly at P. If `AP gt BP`, then AP is equal to

A

`(2+sqrt(5))` units

B

`(2+sqrt(3))` units

C

`(2+sqrt(2))` units

D

3 units

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