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The quadratic equatin `(2x-a)(2x-c)+lamda(x-2b)(x-2d)=0`, (where `0lt4alt4bltclt4d)` has (A) a root between 2 b and 2d for all `lamda` (B) as root between b nd d for all `-velamda` (C) a root between b and d for all `+velamda` (D) none of these

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