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If `y^(2)=p(x)` is a polynomial of degree 3, then `2(d)/(dx)(y^(3)(d^(2)y)/(dx^(2)))` is equal to

A

`P(x)P'''(x)`

B

`P(x) +P'''(x)`

C

`P''(x)P''(x)`

D

A constant

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