If both roots of the quadratic equation, a (x - 1)? + b (x?-3x + 2) + x-a? = 0 lies at infinity then the sum (a + b)

equals

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If both roots of the quadratic equation, a (x - 1)? + b (x?-3x + 2)
+ x-a? = 0 lies at infinity then the sum (a + b)

equals

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If both roots of the quadratic equation, a (x - 1)? + b (x?-3x + 2) + x-a? = 0 lies at infinity then the sum (a + b) equals

If both roots of the quadratic equation, a (x - 1)? + b (x?-3x + 2) + x-a? = 0 lies at infinity then the sum (a + b)

equals