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sqrt(3x^(2)-7x-30)-sqrt(2x^(2)-7x-5)=x-5...

sqrt(3x^(2)-7x-30)-sqrt(2x^(2)-7x-5)=x-5" has "alpha" and "beta" as its roots,then the value of "alpha beta" is "

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