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If `alpha ne beta and alpha^(2) = 5 alpha - 3, beta^(2) = 5 beta - 3 `, then the equation having `alpha//beta ` and `beta/alpha` as its roots, is :

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`3 x^(2)+19 x+3=0`

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`3 x^(2)-19 x+3=0`

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`3 x^(2)-19 x-3=0`

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`x^(2)-16 x+1=0`

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