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Let `L_1` be the length of the common chord of the curves `x^2 + y^2=9` and `y^2= 8x,` and `L_2` be the length of the latus rectum of `y^2=8x,` then: (A) `L_1 lt L_2` (B) `L_1/L_2=sqrt2` (C) `L_1gtL_2` (D) `L_1=L_2`

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