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[" The line "y=mx+7sqrt(3)" is a normal to "],[" the hyperbola "(x^(2))/(24)-(y^(2))/(18)=1," Then a "],[" value of "m" is "],[[" (A) "(3)/(sqrt(5))],[" (B) "(sqrt(15))/(2)],[" (C) "(2)/(sqrt(5))],[" (D) "(sqrt(5))/(2)]]

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