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For the system of equations given by `x^5+y^5=33` and `x+y=3`, the possible ordered pair(s) of `(x,y)` can be (A) `(3/2+sqrt17/2 i,3/2-sqrt17/2 i)` (B) `3/2+sqrt19/2 i,3/2-sqrt19/2 i)` (C) `3/2+sqrt19/2 i,3/2-sqrt19/2 i)` (D) `3/2-sqrt19/2 i,3/2+sqrt19/2 i)`

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For the system of equations given by `x^5+y^5=33` and `x+y=3`, the possible ordered pair(s) of `(x,y)` can be (A) `(3/2+sqrt17/2 i,3/2-sqrt17/2 i)` (B) `3/2+sqrt19/2 i,3/2-sqrt19/2 i)` (C) `3/2+sqrt19/2 i,3/2-sqrt19/2 i)` (D) `3/2-sqrt19/2 i,3/2+sqrt19/2 i)`

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