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The "sum" of integral solutions of equations `|sin^(2)x+17-x^(2)|=|16-x^(2)|+2sin^(2)x +cos^(2)x` is equal to

A

`{0}`

B

[-4,4]

C

[-8,8]

D

`[-sqrt(17),sqrt(17)]`

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