Concept:Subtract the two equations to eliminate A and solve for B.Explanation:We are given:A+B=x+2x2−8 and A−B=x+2−x2+2x+4.Subtract the second equation from the first:(A+B)−(A−B)=x+2x2−8−x+2−x2+2x+4.This simplifies to 2B=x+2x2−8+x2−2x−4.So 2B=x+22x2−2x−12=x+22(x2−x−6).Divide both sides by 2: B=x+2x2−x−6.Factor the numerator: x2−x−6=(x−3)(x+2).Thus B=x+2(x−3)(x+2)=x−3, provided x=−2.Now check which option equals x−3:• Option A: x2+4x+4x2−4=x−3.• Option B: x2−4x+4x2−4=x−3.• Option C: 2x−12x2−7x+3. Factor numerator: 2x2−7x+3=(2x−1)(x−3). So 2x−1(2x−1)(x−3)=x−3 (if x=21). This matches B.• Option D: 2x−12x2+7x−3 does not simplify to x−3.Answer:Option C.