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Suppose `a_(1), a_(2), a_(3),…., a_(49)` are in A.P and `underset(k=0)overset(12)Sigma a_(4k+1)= 416 and a_(9) + a_(43)= 66`. If `a_(1)^(2) + a_(2)^(2)+ ….+ a_(17)^(2)= 140m` then m= ……..

A

66

B

68

C

34

D

33

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