The abscisssa of the points of the curve...

The abscisssa of the points of the curve `y=x^3` in the interval [-2,2], where the slope of the tangents can be obtained by mean value theorem for the interval [-2,2] , are

A

`pm2/sqrt3`

B

`pmsqrt3`

C

`pmsqrt3/2`

D

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