The combined equation of a possible pair of adjacent sides of a square with area $16 \text{ square units}$ whose centre is the point of intersection of the lines $x+2y-3=0$ and $2x-y-1=0$ is

  • A
    $(2x-y-1+4\sqrt{5})(x+2y-3+4\sqrt{5})=0$
  • B
    $(2x-y-1-4\sqrt{5})(x+2y-4\sqrt{5})=0$
  • C
    $(2x-y-2\sqrt{5})(x+2y+2\sqrt{5})=0$
  • D
    $(2x-y-1-2\sqrt{5})(x+2y-3+2\sqrt{5})=0$

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