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If `alpha` and `beta` are the roots of equation `x^2-a(x+1)-b = 0` where `a, b e R-{0}` and `a+ b !=0` then the value of `1/(alpha^2-aalpha)+1/(beta^2-abeta)-2/(a+b)`

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