Exactness for constants gives α+β+γ=0. Matching first-order and second-order Taylor coefficients gives −α+2γ=6 and α+4γ=0. Thus γ=1,α=−4,β=3. Substitution yields α+2γ=−2 and α+2β−2γ=0. **A,B**.
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