If the zeros of a quadratic polynomial i...

If the zeros of a quadratic polynomial is `ax^2+bx+c` are `alpha` and `beta` then the value of `alpha+beta` is
`(a) b/a`
`(b) b/c`
`(c) -b/a`
`(d) -a/c`

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