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Let `d_(1),d_(2)` be the values of `d` so that the equations `x^(2)-x-12=0` and `dx^(2)+10x+3=0` have a common root, then `[|d_(1)|+|d_(2)|]` equals (where [*] denotes the greatest integer functions)

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