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Let k be the greatest integer for which `5m^2-16, 2km, k^2` are distinct consecutive terms of an A.P (arithmatic progression) `m in R`. If the common difference of the A.P is `alpha/beta`, then find the least value of `(26 beta - alpha)`

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