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If `f: Z to Z` be given by `f(x)=x^(2)+ax+b`, Then,

A

`a in Z and b in Q-Z`

B

`a,b, in Z`

C

`b in Z and a in Q-Z`

D

`a,b in Q-Z`

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The correct Answer is:
B
Since `f: Z to Z`. Therefore,
f(x) assumes integral values for all `x in Z`.
`Rightarrow f(0)` and (1) are integers
`Rightarrow` b and a+b+1 are integers
`Rightarrow` b and a integers i.e. ` b in Z`
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