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Three normals are drawn from the point `(14,7)` to the curve `y^2-16x-8y=0`. Find the coordinates of the feet of the normals.

A

`(0,0),(8,-16),(3,-4)`

B

`(0,0),(8,16),(3,-4)`

C

`(0,0),(-8,16),(3,-4)`

D

`(0,0),(-8,-16),(3,-4)`

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