If the equation $tan^4x -2sec^2x + [a]^2 = 0$ has atleast one solution, then the complete range of $'a'$ (where $a \in R$ ) is 
(Note : $[k]$ denotes greatest integer less than or equal to $k$ )

  • A

    $[-1, 1]$

  • B

    $[-2, 1]$

  • C

    $[-1, 2)$

  • D

    $[-2, 2)$

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