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The polynomial is \"\".

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Since \"\" divides the polynomial, you can find the roots of the polynomial by equating \"\" to zero.

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The roots of the polynomial are \"\".

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So, we have \"\".

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Let us take \"\".

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Therefore, \"\".

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Let us say it is equation 1.

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Now  \"\".

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Let us say it is equation 2.

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Solve equation 1 and 2 for a, b.

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Add equation 1 and 2.

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Now to find the value of a substitute \"\"in equation 1.

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The values of a and b are \"\", \"\".