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If the quadratic equation`4x^2-2(a+c-1)x+a c-b=0(a > b > c)` (a)Both roots se greater than `a` (b)Both roots are less than `c` (c)Both roots lie between `c/2` and `a/2` (d)Exactly one of the roots lies between `c/2` and `a/2`

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