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The quadratic equation `((x+b)(x+c))/((b-a)(c-a))+((x+c)(x+a))/((c-b)(a-b))+((x+a)(x+b))/((a-c)(b-c))=1` has (A) Two real and distinct roots (B) Two Equal roots (C) Non Real Complex Roots (D) Infinite roots

A

Two real and distinct roots

B

Two equal roots

C

Non-real complex roots

D

Infinite roots

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