If sinalpha,sinbeta and cosalpha are in ...

If `sinalpha,sinbeta` and `cosalpha` are in G.P then roots of `x^2+2xcotbeta+1=0` are always

A

Real

B

Imaginary

C

Greater than 1

D

Equal

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A

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