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Published on: August 13, 2026
Consider the equation 
. This can be solved by substituting 
such equations are called as pseudo quadratic equations.
(i) If the equation has four real and distinct roots, then 
lies in the interval
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CHECK THE SOLUTION.
(i)
Sol. given equation has four real & distinct roots
(ii)
Sol. Equation has no real roots.
(iii)
Sol. Equation has only two real roots
case-l 
which is false
case-ll 
and 
No solution
Final answer is 
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