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If `S_(1) = sumn, S_(2) = sumn^(2), S_(3) = sumn^(3)` then `lim_(n rarr oo) (s_(1)(1+s_(3)/8))/(s_(2)^(2)) =`

A

`3/32`

B

`3/64`

C

`9/32`

D

`9/64`

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