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No. Let c0​=λf.λx.x and set
R=λn.c0​,S=λn.n(λx.c0​)c0​.
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Both terms send every Church numeral to c0​, so both define the constant-zero function. They are distinct beta-normal forms, however, and the Church-Rosser theorem implies that distinct beta-normal forms cannot be beta-equivalent.
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