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Different condition for location of roots `alpha & beta` of Quadratic equation (i) If `alpha, beta gt0` (ii) If `alpha,beta lt 0` (iii) If `alphalt0ltbeta` (iv)If `alpha,betagtk` (v) If `alpha,betaltk`

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