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Which of the following points in the xy-plane represents the center of the circle defined by the equation `x ^(2) +y ^(2) -4x-8y-16 =0` ?

A

`(-4, -8)`

B

`(-2, -4)`

C

`(2,4)`

D

`(4,8)`

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C
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