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If the sum of two of all the integral roots of the equation above is , find the values of .
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We see the coefficient of x² in the given equation a²(k²+1)-a(k+1)-(k²-k+1)= a²k²+a² -ak -2a-k²+k+1= k²(a²-1) + k(1-a) + (a-1)² Since it is true for all k ,therefore this must form a sort of an identity. For that coefficient of k² and k must be zero
Seeing the common root, we get a=1