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Let four positive numbers `a, b, c and d` be in increasing G.P. and G and H are their geometric mean and harmonic mean respectively such that `14H=G` If common ratio of the GP. is `m+nsqrt3,` where `m, n in N` then find the value of `(m-n).`

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