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The values of x and y in the equations `sqrt2x+sqrt3y=0 and sqrt3x-sqrt8y=0` are `sqrt3x-sqrt8y=0` are :

A

`x=1,y=2`

B

`x=0, y=2`

C

`x=0, y=0`

D

`x=1, y=0`.

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C
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