If ,where a, b and c are rational, has no real zeroes and a + b + c < 0 , then
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f(x) lies completely below or above the x-axis as it has no roots. But as f(1)<0 f(x) lies completely below the x-axis. Therefore f(0) will also be less than 0, which means c<0.