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The point to which origin is shifted in order to miss the first degree terms in `2x^(2)+5xy+3y^(2)+6x+7y+1=0` is (h,k) then
(A) h+k=-1 (B) 2h+k=0 (c) h+k=1 (D) h+k=-2

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