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Prove the following by the principle of mathematical induction: `1/(3. 7)+1/(7. 11)+1/(11. 15)++1/((4n-1)(4n+3))=n/(3(4n+3))`

A

`(n)/(3(4n+3))`

B

`(n)/(5(5n+3))`

C

`(n)/(3(7n+3))`

D

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