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HI All,
Please help me ans this question. This is a GMATPrep free CAT question. I have attacjed fig. It's not exactly same, but I'll try to explain as much as possible.

In the fig. , 2 lines from points A and B are perpendicular to each other and are of same length. If coordinates of pt A are (-(3)^1/2 , 1), what is the x-coordinate of point B.

1. 3^1/2
2. 1


Note: In actual Qs, these lines are in a semi-circle, unable to draw one here :( . Please mention if it might change some result, according to me it should not. Also, I only remember 2 options, 1 is right and 1 is wrong. Will reveal after some discussion.

Thanks in advance.
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