On dividing p (4 p^2-16 ) by 4 p(p-2), we get - Vidyadip

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On dividing $p\left(4 p^2-16\right)$ by $4 p(p-2)$, we get

A
$2 p+4$
B
$2 p-4$
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$p+2$
D
$p-2$

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Answer

Correct option: C.

$p+2$

C

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