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

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