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If roots of the equation `x^2-lambda x+48=0` are integers, then(A) sum of all possible values of `lambda` equals 0 (B) total number of values of `lambda` are 10 (C) product of all possible values of `lambda` is a perfect square (D) product of all possible values of `lambda` is an even number

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