The equation of the normal to the cur...

The equation of the normal to the curve `3x^2-y^2=8` which is parallel to `x+3y=8` is `x-3y=8` (b) `x-3y+8=0` (c) `x+3y+-8=0` (d) `x+3y=0`

A

3x-y=8

B

3x+y+8=0

C

`x+3y pm 8=0`

D

x+3y=0

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C

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