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If `vecP + vecQ = vecR` and `vecP - vecQ = vecS` , then `R^(2) + S^(2)` is equal to

A

`P^(2) + Q^(2)`

B

`2(P^(2) - Q^(2))`

C

`2(P^(2) + Q^(2))`

D

4 PQ

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C
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