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[" Let "p(x)=0" be a polynomial equation of least possible degree,with rational coefficients,having "root(3)(7)+root(3)(49)" as one of its "],[" roots.Then the product of all the roots of "p(x)=0" is "K," then "(K)/(7)" is "]

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