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The area bounded by the parabola `y=x^(2)+x+1,` its tangent at P(1, 3), line `x=-1` and the x - axis is A sq units. Then, the value of 6A is equal to

A

a prime number

B

a composite number

C

an irrational number

D

a non - integer

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