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The HCF of two polynomials p(x) and q(x) is 2x (x + 2) and LCM is 24 `(x + 2)^(2) (x - 2). If p(x) = 8x^(3) + 32x ^(2)+ 32x,` then what is q(x) equal to ?

A

`4x ^(2) - 16 x`

B

`6x ^(2) - 24 `

C

`12 x ^(3) + 24 x`

D

`12 x ^(3) - 24 x`

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