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Let P(x) = x^(7) - 3x^(5) +x^(3) - 7x^(2...

Let `P(x) = x^(7) - 3x^(5) +x^(3) - 7x^(2) +5` and `q(x) = x- 2`. The remainder if `p(x)` is divided by `q(x)` is

A

`(5)/(2)`

B

5

C

17

D

`-3`

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