The graphs of $y = x^{2} & y = - x^{2}$ will intersect each other at $x =$
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The correct option is A 0
From the graphs of $y = x^{2} & y = - x^{2}$ as shown below:

Thus, from the graph it's clear that both the graphs intersect each other at $x = 0.$

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