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Consider a polygon of sides 'n' which satisfies the equation `3*.^(n)P_(4)=.^(n-1)P_(5)`.
Q. Number of quadrilaterals thatn can be formed using the vertices of a polygon of sides 'n' if exactly 1 side of the quadrilateral in common with side of the n-gon, is

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