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The area of the smaller portion intercepted between curves `x^(2)+y^(2)=8` and `y^(2)=2x` is A.`pi+(2)/(3)` B.` 2pi+(2)/(3)` C.`2 pi+(4)/(3)`D.`pi+(4/3)`

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