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➡️ Given [ 1xy ] , if y = 0 then the whole equation will be zero ( anything multiplied by 0 is 0 ).

➡️ therefore, 0 is a rational number and hence the roots will be rational.

➡️ if y = -1 , the roots may be integral.

Therefore, option a may be correct.

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