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The point to which the axes to be translated to eliminate x and y terms in the equation `3x^(2) - 4xy - 2y^(2)-3x -2y-1=0` is

A

`(-2,1)`

B

`(-4,3)`

C

`(-2,3)`

D

`(1//10,-3//5)`

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