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If `alpha , beta ` are the roots of the equation :
`x^(2) + x sqrt(alpha) + beta = 0 `, then the values of `alpha and beta ` are :

A

`alpha = 2 and beta = - 2 `

B

`alpha = 2 and beta = 1 `

C

`alpha = 1 and beta = -2`

D

`alpha = 1 and beta= - 1 `.

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