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The parametric form of equation of the circle `x^(2)+y^(2)-6x+2y-28=0` is

A

`x=-3+sqrt(38)"cos"theta,y=-1+sqrt(38)"sin"theta`

B

`x=sqrt(28)"cos"theta,y=sqrt(28)"sin"theta`

C

`x=-3-sqrt(38)"cos"theta,y=1+sqrt(38)"sin"theta`

D

`x=3+sqrt(38)"cos"theta,y=-1+sqrt(38)"sin"theta`

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