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Let `S_(1)` is set of minima and `S_(2)` is set of maxima for the curve `y=9x^(4)+12x^(3)-36x^(2)-25` then (A) `S_(1)={-2,-1},S_(2)={0}` (B) `S_(1){-2,1},S_(2)={0}` (C) `S_(1)={-2,1}:S_(2)={-1}` (D) `S_(1)={-2,2},S_(2)={0}`

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