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Let `16 x^(2) - 3y^(2) - 32 x + 12 y = 44 ` represents a hyperbola . Then _

A

length of the transverse axis is `2sqrt(3)`

B

length of each latus rectum is `(32)/(sqrt(3))`

C

eccentricity is `sqrt((19)/(3))`

D

equation of a directrix is ` x = (sqrt(19))/(3)`

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