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If a,b,c are rational numbers `(a gt b gt c gt 0)` and quadratic equation `(a+b-2c) x ^(2) + (b+c-2a) x+ (c+a-2b)=0` has a root in the interval `(-1,0)` then which of the following statement (s) is/are correct ?

A

`c+a lt 2b`

B

Both roots are rational

C

the equation `ax^(2)+2bx+c=0` have both negative real roots.

D

the equation `cx^(2)+2ax+b=0` have both negative real roots.

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