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What are the roots of the quadratic equation `2x^(2)+6=-7x` ?

A

`2,-(3)/(2)`

B

`2,-(2)/(3)`

C

`-2,-(2)/(3)`

D

`-2,-(3)/(2)`

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`-2,-(3)/(2)`
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