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Show that all the roots of the equation `a_(1)z^(3)+a_(2)z^(2)+a_(3)z+a_(4)=3,`
`(where|a_(i)|le1,i=1,2,3,4,)` lie
outside the circle with centre at origin and radius `2//3.`

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