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If `p` and `q` be the longest and the shortest distances respectively of the point `(-7,2)` from any point `(alpha,beta)` on the circle `x^(2)+y^(2)-10x-14y-51=0` If `s` is the geometric mean of `p` and `q` ,then `(s)/(sqrt(11))` is equal to

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