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Let `S_1,S_2,...,S_101` be consecutive terms of an AP. If `1/(S_1S_2)+1/(S_2S_3)+...+1/(S_100 S_101)=1/6 and S_1S_101=50,` then `|S-S_101|` is equal to

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