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If T subscript 0 comma T subscript 1 comma T subscript 2 comma horizontal ellipsis. T subscript n represent the terms is left parenthesis x plus a right parenthesis to the power of n then left parenthesis T subscript 0 minus T subscript 2 plus T subscript 4 minus T subscript 6 plus midline horizontal ellipsis right parenthesis squared plusleft parenthesis T subscript 1 minus T subscript 3 plus T subscript 5 minus horizontal ellipsis right parenthesis squared  is

  1. left parenthesis x squared minus a squared right parenthesis squared    
  2. left parenthesis x squared plus a squared right parenthesis to the power of n    
  3. left parenthesis a squared minus n squared right parenthesis to the power of n
  4. left parenthesis x squared plus a squared right parenthesis squared n    

The correct answer is: left parenthesis x squared plus a squared right parenthesis to the power of n

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