Let 4x^(2)-4(alpha-2)x + alpha-2=0(alpha...

Let `4x^(2)-4(alpha-2)x + alpha-2=0(alpha in R)` be a quadratic equation. Find the values of `alpha` for which
Exactly one root lies in `(0, (1)/(2))`

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