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Let a parabola be `y=12-x^2`. Find the maximum area of rectangle whose base lie on x-axis and two points lie on parabola. (A) `8` (B) `4` (C) `32` (D) `34`

A

`20sqrt2`

B

`18sqrt2`

C

32

D

36

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