Problem 55330. Convert Periodic Continued Fraction to Fractional Radical Representation

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Every periodic continued fraction can be prepresented by a number of the form where p, q, and d are all integers with d>0, , and d not a perfect square. Given the cointued fraction sequence, both the beginning sequence and cyclic part of the sequence [front, cyclic], output the unique p, q, and d (in reduced form). p and q can both be negative.

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