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Equation(s) of the straight line(s), inclined at `30^0` to the x-axis such that the length of its (each of their) line segment(s) between the coordinate axes is 10 units, is (are) `x+sqrt(3)y+5sqrt(3)=0` `x-sqrt(3)y+5sqrt(3)=0` `x+sqrt(3)y-5sqrt(3)=0` `x-sqrt(3)y-5sqrt(3)=0`

A

`x-sqrt3y+5sqrt3=0`

B

`x+sqrt3y+5sqrt3=0`

C

`x-sqrt3y-5sqrt3=0`

D

`x+sqrt3y-5sqrt3=0`

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