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Solve y^2 + 3y = -1 A) 9/4 +/- √5/4 B) -3/2 +/- √5/2 C) 3/2 +/- √2/2
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Solve y^2 + 3y = -1
A) 9/4 +/- √5/4
B) -3/2 +/- √5/2
C) 3/2 +/- √2/2

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