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(x^(29)-x^(25)+x^(13)-1) is divisible by...

`(x^(29)-x^(25)+x^(13)-1)` is divisible by :

A

(x+1) but not by (x-1)

B

(x-1) but not by (x+1)

C

both (x+1) and (x-1)

D

neither (x-1) nor (x+1)

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The correct Answer is:
B
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