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Given, `x cos^(3)y + 3x cosy sin^(2)y =14` and `xsin^(3)y + 3x cos^(2)y siny=13`.
The values of x -

A

`+-5sqrt(5)`

B

`+-sqrt(5)`

C

`+-1/sqrt(3)`

D

`+-2/sqrt(3)`

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