If a+b+c=0. a !=0, a, b, c in Q, then bo...

If `a+b+c=0. a !=0, a, b, c in Q`, then both the roots of the equation `ax^2+bx+c =0` are (Q is the set of rationals no)

A

Rational

B

Non-real

C

Irrational

D

Zero

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A

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