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If f(x) and g(x) are polynomials of degree p and q respectively, then the degree of `{f(x) pm g(x)}` (if it is non-zero) is

A

A) Greater than min(p, q)

B

B) Greater than max(p, q)

C

C) Less than or equal to max(p, q)

D

D) Equal to min(p, q)

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