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[" 10.If both the roots of the quadratic equation "],[x^(2)-mx+4=0" are real and distinct and they lie "],[" in the interval "[1,5]" then "m" lies in the interval "],[[" (1) "(-5,-4)," (2) "(3,4)],[" (3) "(4,5)," (4) "(5,6)]]

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