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Let P(x) be a polynomial, which when divided by `x-3` and `x-5` leaves remainders 10 and 6 respectively. If the polynomial is divided by `(x-3)(x-5)` then the remainder is-

A

`-2x+16`

B

16

C

`2x-16`

D

60

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