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P(x) = x^3+bx^2+cx+2010   

where 2010= d

product of roots(αβγ) = 2010

|α| |β| |γ| = 2010

|α|≤10 , |β|≤10 , |γ|≤10

Then atleast one root is greater than 10. Hence the statement is TRUE.

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