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lf `alpha and beta` are the real roots of the equation `p^(1/3)-1/p^(1/3) -sqrt2=0` then how many statement(s) is(are) correct? `s_1 : log_(5sqrt2) ((alpha-1/alpha)(beta-1/beta))=2`

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