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Let `f(x)= ax^(2) +bx + and g(x)= ax^(2) + px+q`, where a, b, c, q, `p in R and b ne p`. If their discriminants are equal and `f(x)= g(x)` has a root `alpha`, then

A

`alpha` will be A.M of the roots of `f(x)= 0, g(x)= 0`

B

`alpha` will be G.M of the roots of `f(x)= 0, g(x)= 0`

C

`alpha` will be AM of the roots of `f(x)= 0 or g(x)= 0`

D

`alpha` will be G.M of the roots of `f(x)= 0 or g(x)= 0`

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