The quadratic expression (2X + 1)^2-pX ...

The quadratic expression `(2X + 1)^2-pX + q!=0` for any real X, if

A

`p^2- 16p -8q lt 0`

B

`p^2-8p + 16q lt 0`

C

`p^2-8p - 16q lt 0`

D

`p^2-16 p +8q lt 0`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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