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If points `A(3, 5) ` and `B` are equidistant from `H(sqrt(2), sqrt(5))` and `B` has rational coordinates, then `AB=` (A) `sqrt(7)` (B) `sqrt((3-sqrt(2)^2 + (5-sqrt(5))^2) (C) `sqr(t34)` (D) none of these

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