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> plot( polyroot(choose(131,14:29)) ,pch=19,col='red') > plot( polyroot(choose(131,14:39)) ,pch=19,col='red') > plot( polyroot(choose(131,14:59)) ,pch=19,col='red') > plot( polyroot(choose(131,14:79)) ,pch=19,col='red') > plot( polyroot(choose(131,14:99)) ,pch=19,col='red') > plot( polyroot(choose(131,14:119)) ,pch=19,col='red') > plot( polyroot(choose(131,14:139)) ,pch=19,col='red')
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