The product of two non-zero expressions is $(x+y+z) p^{3}$. If their $H.C.F.$ is $p^{2}$,their $L.C.M.$ is
- A$(x+y) p$
- B$(y+z) p$
- C$(z+x) p$
- D$(x+y+z) p$
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