Let $|\vec{A}_1| = 3$,$|\vec{A}_2| = 5$,and $|\vec{A}_1 + \vec{A}_2| = 5$. The value of $(2\vec{A}_1 + 3\vec{A}_2) \cdot (3\vec{A}_1 - 2\vec{A}_2)$ is (in $.5$)

  • A
    $-106$
  • B
    $-112$
  • C
    $-118$
  • D
    $-99$

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