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Find the equation whose roots are square of the roots of the equation `x^3-2x^2+3x+1=0`

A

`a^3x^3+x^2(abd^2+ab-cd)-x(3ad^2-3bcd-c^2)+d^3=0`

B

`a^3x^3+x^2(ab^2+4cb-ad)-x(3ad^2-3bcd-c^2)+d^3=0`

C

`a^3x^3+x^2(b-4ac+abcd)-x(3ad^2-3bcd+c^2)+d^3=0`

D

`a^3x^3+x^2(3a^2d-3abc+b^3)+x(3ad^2-3bcd+c^3)+d^3=0`

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