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The roots `alpha and beta` of a quadratic equation are the square of two consecutive natural numbers. The geometric mean of the two roots is 1 greater than the difference of the roots. If `alpha and beta` lies between the roots of `x^2-cx+ 1 = 0` then find the minimum integral value of c.

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