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x^2+20x+y^2+16y=-20 The equation above...

`x^2+20x+y^2+16y=-20`
The equation above defines a circle in the xy-plane. What are the coordinates of the centre of the circle ?

A

(-20,-16)

B

(-10,-8)

C

(10,8)

D

(20,16)

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