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13 and 6

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The sum of the roots is 13 and their product is 6.

Explanation:

Use Vieta's Theorem

x1+x2=-b/a which is 39/3=13

x1*x2=c/a which is 18/3=6

Therefore, the sum of the roots is 13 and their product is 6.

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