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The straight line x+y=-sqrt2P will tou...

The straight line `x+y=-sqrt2P` will touch the hyperbola `4x^2-9y^2=36` if

A

`p^(2)=2`

B

`p^(2)=5`

C

`p^(2)=(2)/(5)`

D

`p^(2)=(5)/(2)`

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D
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