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If one root of the quadratic equation ` ax^2 +bx +c=0` is equal to the `n^(th)` power of the other root , then the value of `(ac^(n))^((1)/(n+1))+ (a^nc)^((1)/(n+1))=`

A

`b`

B

`-b`

C

`b^((1)/(n+1))`

D

`-b^((1)/(n+1))`

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