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If the roots of `lamda(6x^(2)+3)+rx+2x^(2)-1=0` and `6 lamda(2x^(2)+1)+px+4x^(2)-2=0` are common, then `2r-p` is equal to

A

-1

B

0

C

1

D

2

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