IMO a good approach is to extract the common part in both the exponents & then work with the problem, In fact this step will itself present the soln
i.e 2^100 - 2^96?
2^96 ( 2^4- 1)
=2^96(15)
=2^96 (5*3)
ans 5 C
2^100-2^96
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