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The value of k for which the area of the figure bounded by the curve `y=8x^2-x^5`, the straight line `x=1` and `x=k` and the x-axis is equal to `16/3`. (A) 2 (B) `root3 (8-sqrt17)` (C) 3 (D) `-1`

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