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If the equation x2+b2=1−2bx and x2+a2=1−2ax have one and only one root common, then |a−b|=

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Solution

The correct option is C 2
The equations are (x+b)2=1 and (x+a)2=1
The solutions for first equation is x=1b,1b
The solutions for second equation is x=1a,1a
For above two equations to have one and only one root common , 1b=1a
ab=2
|ab|=2
The correct option is C

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