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If the roots of the equation `a x^2-b x+c=0a r ealpha,beta,` then the roots of the equation `b^2 c x^2-a b^2x+a^3=0` are `1/(alpha^3+alphabeta),1/(beta^3+alphabeta)` b. `1/(alpha^2+alphabeta),1/(beta^2+alphabeta)` c. `1/(alpha^4+alphabeta),1/(beta^4+alphabeta)` d. none of these

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