<p>Given that \(a&lt;b&lt;c&lt;d\) , </p>
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<p>When will the signs not alternate about the roots? </p>
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<p>Inequalities involving rational functions.</p>
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When will the signs not alternate about the roots? 

Inequalities involving rational functions.

Inequalities

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