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Introduction || History || General form OF quadratic equation || Solution/Roots OF quadratic equation || Example-1,2,3,4,5,6 || Splitting OF middle term || Solution OF a quadratic equation by factorization method || Discussion OF exercise-4.1 || Exemplar question

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