Let m be a non-zero integer and n be a p...

Let m be a non-zero integer and n be a positive integer. Let R be the remainder obtained on dividing the polynomial `x^(n)+m^(n)` by `(x-m)`. Then

A

R is a non-zero even integer

B

R is odd, if m is odd

C

`R = s^(2)` for some integer s, if n is even

D

`R = t^(3)` for some integer t, if 3 divides n

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