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If α, β be roots of equation (x−a)(x−b)+c=0, c is not equal to 0 then roots of equation (x-α)(x-β)-c=0 are?

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α, β are roots of equation (xa)(xb)+c=0, c0 (xa)(xb)+c=0x2-a+bx+ab+c=0sum of roots=α+β=--a+b1=a+bproduct of roots=αβ=ab+c1=ab+cNow consider the equation (x-α)(x-β)-c=0 (x-α)(x-β)-c=0x2-α+βx+αβ-c=0sum of roots=--α+β1=α+β=a+bProduct of roots=αβ-c1=αβ-c=abHence the roots of (x-α)(x-β)-c=0 are a and b

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