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The normal form of the eqatuion of the line `x+sqrt(3y) + 4 = 0` is (A) `x cos 60^0 + y sin 60^0 = 2` (B) `x cos 24^0 - y sin 24^0 - 2` (C) `x cos 240^0 + y sin 240^0 - 2` (D) none of these

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