Statement-1 : Let a quadratic equation h...

Statement-1 : Let a quadratic equation has a root 3 - 9i then the sum of roots is 6.
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Statement -2 : If one root of ` ax^(2) +bx +c=0 ,ane 0, a,b,c in R " is "alpha+ ibeta, alpha,beta in R` then the other roots must be `alpha-ibeta`

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