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In the xy-plane, the length of the shortest path from (0,0) to (12,16) that does not go inside the circle`(x- 6)^2+ (y-8)^2= 25` is
`10sqrt(3)`
`10sqrt(5)`
`10sqrt(3)+(5pi)/(3)`
`10+5pi`

A

`10sqrt(3)`

B

`10sqrt(5)`

C

`10sqrt(3)+(5pi)/(3)`

D

`10+5pi`

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