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I get (B)
I picked numbers and it only worked out with x = 1.

when x = 1, we get
sqrt(1 - 1) = -sqrt(1^2 - 1)
sqrt(0) = -sqrt(0) (as sqrt(0) = 0)

This didn't work x = 0, 1.1, 0.9.
No use trying negative numbers here because the LHS won't be a real number then.



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