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If `a, b, & c` are nonzero real numbers, then `|(b^2c^2,bc,b+c),(c^2a^2,ca,c+a),(a^2b^2,ab,a+b)|` is equal to

A

abc

B

`a^(2)b^(2)c^(2)`

C

`bc+ca+ab`

D

`0`

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