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If `alpha` and `beta` are the zeroes of the polynomial `x^2+4x-77`, then the quadratic polynomial whose zeroes are `(alpha+2beta)/(alpha+beta)` and `(2alpha+beta)/(alpha+beta)` can be equal to

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