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If α,β are the roots of the equation ax2+bx+c=0 then the roots of the equation
(a+b+c)x2(b+2c)x+c=0 are

A
α+1α,β+1β
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α1α,β1β
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αα+1,ββ+1
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D
αα1,ββ1
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Solution

The correct option is D αα1,ββ1
If α,β, are the roots of the ............................
α+β=ba,αβ=fracca
(a+b+c)x2(b+2c)x+c=0
(1+ba+ca)x2(ba+2ca)x+ca=0
(1αβ+αβ)x2+(α+β2αβ)=0
x2+α+βαβαβ1αβ+αβx+αβ1αβ+αβ=0
x2+α(1β)+β(1α)(1α)(1beta)x+αβ(1α)(1beta)=0
x2[α1αβ1β]x+(α1α)(β1β)=0
x2(α1α+β1β)x+(αα1)(ββ1)=0
root αα1 and ββ1
Alternative :
(a+b+c)x2(b+2c)x+c=0
ax2+b(x2x)+c(x22x+1)=0
a(xx1)2+b(xx1)+c=0
Put t=xx1
at2+bt+c=0
t=α,t=β
xx1=α,xx1=β
x=αα1,x=ββ1

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