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[" In a triangle "ABC" ,if the sides "a,b,c" are roots of "x^(3)-11x^(2)+38x-40=0." If "sum((cos A)/(a))=(p)/(q)," then find "],[" the least value of "(p+q)" where "p,q in N" ."]

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