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The tangents to the curve `y = (x-2)^(2)-1` at its points of intersection with the line `x - y = 3`, intersect at the point:

A

`(-(5)/(2), -1)`

B

`((5)/(2), -1)`

C

`(- (5)/(2), 1)`

D

`((5)/(2), 1)`

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B
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