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The value of y which will satisfy the equations `2x^(2)+6x +5y +1 = 0` and `2x +y +3 = 0` may be found by solving:-

A

`y^(2)+14y - 7= 0`

B

`y^(2)+8y +1 = 0`

C

`y^(2)+10y - 7 = 0`

D

`y^(2)+y-12 = 0`

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C
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