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The quadratic equation whose roots are `sin^(2)18^(0)&cos^(2)36^(0)` is
(А) `16x^(2)-12x+1,=0`
(В) `16x^(2)+12x+1=0`
(C)`16x^(2)-12x-1=0`
(D) `16x^(2)-10x-1=0`

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