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If the foci of an ellipse are `(pm sqrt5,0) and ` its exccentricity is `(sqrt5)/(3), ` then the equation of the ellipse is

A

`9x ^(2) + 4y ^(2) =36`

B

`4x ^(2) + 9y ^(2) =36`

C

`36 x ^(2) + 9y ^(2) =4`

D

`4x ^(2) + 36 y ^(2) =4`

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