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Let A and B be any two point on each of the circles `x^(2) +y^(2) -8x -8y +28 =0` and `x^(2) +y^(2) -2x -3= 0 ` respectively . If d is the distance between A and B then the set of all possible values of d is

A

` 1 le d le 9`

B

` 1 le d le 8`

C

` 0 le d le 8`

D

` 0 le d le 9`

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