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If `lambda` is a smallest possible integral value of `k,` for which roots of the equation `x^(2)-8kx+16(k^(2)-k+1)=0` are real and distinct and `A=[[lambda,lambda+1],[lambda+1,lambda]]` then `||(1/5 A^(-1))||=`

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