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If x is numerically so small so that `x^2` and higher powers of x can be neglected , then `(1+(2x)/(3))^(3/2), (32 + 5x)^(-1/5)` is approximately equal to :

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`(32 + 31x)/(64)`

B

`(32 +32x)/(64)`

C

`(31 + 32x)/(64)`

D

`(1-2x)/(64)`

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