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Let 's' represent the sum of the highest root of equations I and III, and 'r' denote the product of the lowest root of equation I and the highest root of equation
Let 's' represent the sum of the highest root of equations I and III, and 'r' denote the product of the lowest root of equation I and the highest root of equation
II.Determine the new equation if the roots of this equation are 's'and 'r'.
Solve the three equations and construct a new equation in variable 'c' (reduced to the lowest possible factor) using roots of equations I, II, and III, following the instructions provided below.
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