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(1) x^(2)-(sqrt(2)+1)x+sqrt(2)=0

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If x ,y in R satify the equation x^2+y^2-4x-2y+5=0, then the value of the expression [(sqrt(x)-sqrt(y))^2+4sqrt(x y)]//(x+sqrt(x y)) is a. sqrt(2)+1 b. (sqrt(2)+1)/2 c. (sqrt(2)-1)/2 d. (sqrt(2)+1)/(sqrt(2))

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(4) sqrt(3)x^(2)+2x-sqrt(3)=0

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