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Suppose that `w = 2^(1//2), x = 3^(1//3),y = 6^(1//6)` and `z = 8^(1//8)`. From among these number list, the biggest, second biggest numbers are

A

`w,x`

B

`x,w`

C

`y,z`

D

`x,z`

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