In the $xy$-plane,the segment with endpoints $(3, 8)$ and $(-5, 2)$ is the diameter of a circle. The point $(k, 10)$ lies on the circle for:

  • A
    no value of $k$
  • B
    exactly one integral $k$
  • C
    exactly one non-integral $k$
  • D
    two real values of $k$

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