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The equation of the parabola whose focus is (4,-3) and vertex is (4,-1) is.
(A) `x^(2)+ 8x+8y – 24 = 0` (B) `y^(2) + 8x -8y + 24 = 0`
(C) `x^(2) – 8x+8y + 24 = 0` (D) `y^(2) +8x+8y-24 = 0`

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