If m and n are the smallest positive int...

If m and n are the smallest positive integers satisfying the relation `(2CiS pi/6)^m=(4CiSpi/4)^n` , where `i = sqrt(-1), (m+ n)` equals to

A

(a)60

B

(b)72

C

(c)96

D

(d)36

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B

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