The point on the curve y^2=x, where the ...

The point on the curve `y^2=x`, where the tangent makes an angle of `pi/4` with x-axis is

A

`(1//2, 1//4)`

B

`(1//2, 1//2)`

C

`(2,4) `

D

`(1//4, 1//2)`

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