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Transforming to parallel axes through a point (p, q). The equation
`2x^(2)+3xy+4y^(2)+x+18y+25=0` becomes `2x^(2)+3xy+4y^(2)=1`. Then

A

`p=-2,q=3`

B

`p=2,q=-3`

C

`p=3,q=-4`

D

`p=-4,q=3`

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