Factor the expression.(x - 4)-3/2 - (x - 4)-1/2 + (x - 4)1/2

A. (x - 4)-3/2(x2 - 9x + 21)
B. (x - 4)-3/2(x2 + 9x - 21)
C. (x - 4)3/2(x2 + 8x - 21)
D. (x - 4)-3/2(x2 - 9x - 17)


Answer: A

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