If $y = a \ln x + bx^2 + x$ has its extremum value at $x = 1$ and $x = 2,$ then $(a, b) =$

  • A
    $ (1, 1/2) $
  • B
    $ (1/2, 2) $
  • C
    $ (2, -1/2) $
  • D
    $ (-2/3, -1/6) $

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