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If the roots of the equation (a2+b2)x2−2b(a+c)x+(b2+c2)=0 are equal then

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2b=ac
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b2=ac
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b=2aca+c
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b = ac
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Solution

The correct option is A b2=ac
Since the roots are equal
B24AC=0
Hence
4b2(a+c)24(b2+c2)(a2+b2)=0
4b2a2+4b2c2+8b2ac4b2a24b44c2a24c2b2=0
8b2ac4b44c2a2=0
Or
(b2)22b2ac+(ac)2=0
b2=2ac±4ac24ac22
b2=ac

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