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The value of `sum_(n=3)^(oo)(1)/(n^(5) - 5n^(3) +4 n)` is equal to - (a) `(1)/(120)` (b) `(1 )/(96)` (c) `(1)/(24)` (d) `(1)/(144)`

A

`(1)/(120)`

B

`(1 )/(96)`

C

`(1)/(24)`

D

`(1)/(144)`

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