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[" 18.A quadratic equation with integral coefficients has two "],[" different to prime numbers as its roots.If the sum of the "],[" coefficients of the equation is prime,then the sum of the "],[" roots is "],[[" a."2," b."5],[" 19.If "a,b,c" are three distinct positive real purbers these "]]

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