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If the roots of the equation `ax^(2)-bx+c= 0` are `alpha, beta` then the roots of the equation `b^(2)cx^(2)-ab^(2)x+a^(3)=0` are

A

a) `(1)/(alpha^(3)+alpha beta), (1)/(beta^(3)+alpha beta)`

B

b) `(1)/(alpha^(2)+alpha beta), (1)/(beta^(2)+alpha beta)`

C

c) `(1)/(alpha^(4)+alpha beta), (1)/(beta^(4)+alpha beta)`

D

d) None of these

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