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Published on: August 13, 2026
If 
are rational and no two of them are equal, then the equations 
and, 
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A
Clearly, the sum of the coefficients in both the equations is zero. Therefore, 
is a common root of the two equations. Let 
and 
be the other roots of the two equations.
Then,
and 
are distinct rationals 
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