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CAT 2004 | Question: 49

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Option 3 is Ans (By Substitution Method)

Take a=b=c=1

Now put in equation ;We will get r=1/2

(Option 4 cancelled)

Now take a=-3,b=6,c=-3

We get r=-1

So option(3) is ans..
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