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One of the two students while solving a quadratic equation in \(x\) copied the constant term incorrectly and got his roots as \(3, 2.\) The other copied the constant and coefficient term of \(x^2\) correctly as \(-6, 1\) respectively. The correct roots of the equation are?
(A) \(3, -2\)
(B) \(-3,2\)
(C) \(3,3\)
(D) \(-6,-1\)
(E) \(6,-1\)
Answer: E
Source: e-GMAT
(A) \(3, -2\)
(B) \(-3,2\)
(C) \(3,3\)
(D) \(-6,-1\)
(E) \(6,-1\)
Answer: E
Source: e-GMAT
