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Let a, b, c, d be real numbers between `- 5` and `5` such that `|a|=sqrt(4-sqrt(5-a)),|b|=sqrt(4+sqrt(5-b))`,
`|c|=sqrt(4-sqrt(5+c)),|d|=sqrt(4+sqrt(5+d)),`.
Then the product abcd is

A

11

B

-11

C

121

D

-121

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The correct Answer is:
A

`"Given "|a| =sqrt(4-sqrt(5-a))`
`"squaring"`
`a^(2)=4-sqrt(5-a)`
`rArra^(4)+16-8a^(2)=5-a`
`rArra^(4)-8a^(2)+a+11=0`
Similarly squaring other given equations
`&` solving we can say that a,b,-c,-d are roots
`" of "x^(4)-8x^(2)+x+11=0`
`therefore "product of roots "`
ab(-c)(-d)=11
abcd=11
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