If A and B are two invertible square mat...

If A and B are two invertible square matrices of the same order such that `(A+B)(A-B)=A^(2)-B^(2),` then `(A^(2)BA^(-1)B^(-1))^(3)` is equal to
(A) `B^(2)`
(B) `A^(2)`
(C) `A^(3)`
(D) `A^(3)B^(3)`

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