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The line `3x-2y=k` meets the circle `x^(2)+y^(2)=4r^(2)` at only one point, if `k^(2)=`

A

`20r^(2)`

B

`52 r^(2)`

C

`(52)/(9)r^(2)`

D

`(20)/(9)r^(2)`

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