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If `0 lt c lt b lt a` and the roots `alpha, beta` the equation `cx^(2)+bx+a=0` are imaginary, then

A

`(|alpha|+|beta|)/(2)=|alpha||beta|`

B

`(1)/(|alpha|)=(1)/(|beta|)`

C

`(1)/(|alpha|)+(1)/(|beta|)lt2`

D

`(1)/(|alpha|)+(1)/(|beta|)gt 2`

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