Tangent to the curve x^(2)=2y at the poi...

Tangent to the curve `x^(2)=2y` at the point `(1, (1)/(2))` makes with the X-axes an angle of

A

0

B

`(pi)/(4)`

C

`(pi)/(3)`

D

`(pi)/(6)`

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The correct Answer is:

B

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