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The roots of the equation (q − r)x2 + (r − p)x + (p − q) = 0 are A. (r − p)/(q −r), 1/2 B. (p − q)/(q − r), 1 C. (q − r)/(p − q), 1 D. (r − p)/(p − q), 1/2

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Correct option  B. (p − q)/(q − r), 1

Explanation:

For any equation of form, ax+ bx + c = 0, if sum of its coefficients is zero then one of its root is 1 and other will be given by c/a. 

Sum of the coefficients of given equation 

= q - r + r - p + p - q = 0 

Therefore roots are: 1, p - q/q - r



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