Consider the equation
.
(i) If the equation has four real and distinct roots, then
lies in the interval
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(i)
.
Let 

If given equation has four real and distinct roots, then both roots of (i) must be positive



[from (ii), (iii), (iv)]
(ii) If equation has no real roots, then (i) must have both roots negative for which


[from (ii), (iii), (v)]
Also for no real roots we can have 

Hence,
(iii) From above discussion we have for
equation has either four distinct real roots or no real roots.
For
, both roots are 
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