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For the parabola y ^(2) +6y -2x =-5 I)...

For the parabola `y ^(2) +6y -2x =-5`
I) the vertex is `(-2, -3)`
II) the directrix is `y +3 =0`
Which of the following is correct ?

A

Both I and II are correct

B

I is true, II is false

C

Both I and II are false

D

I is false, II is false

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The correct Answer is:
B
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