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If `a^(2)x^(4) + b^(2)y^(4)=c^(6)`, then maximum value of xy is

A

`c^3/(sqrt(ab))`

B

`c^3/(sqrt(2ab))`

C

`c^3/(ab)`

D

`c^3/(2ab)`

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