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`alpha` and `beta` are the roots of the equation `x^2+px+p^3=0,(p!=0)`. If the point `(alpha,beta)` lie on the curve `x=y^2` then the roots of the given equation are (A) 4,-2 (B) 4,2 (C) 1,-1 (D) 1,1

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