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Generally, no. But one of the infinite roots of 1 is 1.
Otherwise one of the roots would be nearly 1. Just a whisker smaller than 1 if it was the root of a number between 0 and 1, and just a whisker larger if the number was greater than 1.
If the number was less than 0, then the roots would vary from the real to the complex numbers.
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