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Published on: August 13, 2026
Let 
be distinct integers such that the equation 
has an integer root ' 
', then the value of 
is equal to :
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Verified by ExpertsThe correct answer is:
0
(0)
Factorization: Let 
be the integer root, such that 
.
Distinct Integers: Since 
are distinct, 
must be four distinct integers whose product is 9 .
The only set of four distinct integers with product 9 is 
.
Sum of Roots: The sum of these factors is 
.
Therefore, 
, implying 
.
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