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The area bounded by the curve `a^(2)y=x^(2)(x+a)` and the x-axis is

A

`(a^(2))/(3)` sq. units

B

`(a^(2))/(4)` sq. units

C

`(3a^(2))/(4)` sq. units

D

`(a^(2))/(12)` sq. units

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