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If `a(p+q)^(2)+2bpq+c=0 and a(p+r)^(2)+2bpr +c= 0`,
`(a ne 0)` then

A

`qr=p^(2)`

B

`qr+p^(2)+( c)/(a)`

C

`qr= -p^(2)`

D

None of these

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B
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