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If `alphaa n dbeta` are the zeros of the quadratic polynomial `f(x)=x^2-p x+q ,` prove that `(alpha^2)/(beta^2)+(beta^2)/(alpha^2)=(p^4)/(q^2)-(4p^2)/q+2`

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