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If the two curves `y = a^x` and `y =b^x` intersect at an angle `alpha`, then tan `alpha` equals

A

`(a-b)/(1+ab)`

B

`(loga-logb)/(1+loga logb)`

C

`(a+b)/(1-ab)`

D

`(loga+logb)/(1-loga logb)`

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B
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