A root of the equation |(0, x-a,x-b),(x+...

A root of the equation `|(0, x-a,x-b),(x+a,0,x-c),(x+b,x+c,0)|=0` is

A

`f(a)=0`

B

`f(b)=0`

C

`f(0)=0`

D

`f(1)=0`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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