If A= {:[(1,2),(0,1)]:} then A^(n) is...

If A= `{:[(1,2),(0,1)]:}` then `A^(n)` is

A

`((1,0),(n-1,1))`

B

`((1,0),(1,1))`

C

`((1,0),(n,1))`

D

`((1,n),(0,1))`

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C

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