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[ 9.Let f(x)=ax+sin2x+b ,then f(x)=0 has (A) exactly one positive real root,if agt2 and blt0 (B) exactly one positive real root,if agt2 and bgt0 (C) Both(A)&(B) (D) None of these ]

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