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In the expansion of `(1 + x)^n` the coefficient of `p^(th)` and `(p+1)^(th)` terms are respectively p and q. Then `p+q=`

A

`S_p ne S_q`

B

`S_p = p/q S_q`

C

`S_p = q/p S_q`

D

`S_p = S_q`

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