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[" Consider the quadratic equation,"(c-5)x^(2)-2cx+(c-4)],[=0,c!=5" .Let "S" be the set of all integral values of "c" for "],[" which one root of the equation lies in the interval "(0,2)],[" and its other root lies in the interval "(2,3)" .Then,the "],[" number of elements in "S" is "quad (2019" Main."10" Jan "1]

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