If - - be the roots of the equation x-2 -px-q -0 and - -0 and - -0 the the value of -1-4-1-4 is - p-6-q- -4q-1-4-p-2-q-k where k is equal to

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Standard XII

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Existence of Limit

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if α ,β be the roots of the equation x^2 -px+q =0 and α >0 and β >0 the the value of α^{1/4}+β^{1/4} is {( p+6\sqrt q +4q^{1/4}\sqrt{p+2\sqrt q})}^{k }where k is equal to

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