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If `b > a ,` then the equation `(x-a)(x-b)-1=0` has (a) both roots in `(a ,b)` (b) both roots in `(-oo,a)` (c) both roots in `(b ,+oo)` (d)one root in `(-oo,a)` and the other in `(b ,+oo)`

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