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Equation of the ellipse whose axes are the axes of coordinates and which passes through the point `(-3,""1)` and has eccentricity `sqrt(2/5)` is: (1) `3x^2+""5y^2-32""=""0` (2) `5x^2+""3y^2-48""=""0` (3) `3x^2+""5y^2-15""=""0` (4) `5x^2+""3y^2-32""=""0`

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