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The equation whose roots are `0` ,`0, 2, 2, -2, -2` is
A) `x^(6)+8x^(4)-16x^(2)=0`
B)`x^(6)-4x^(4)-16x^(2)=0`
C) `x^(6)-8x^(4)+16x^(2)=0`
D) `x^(6)+4x^(4)+16x^(2)=0`

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