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Let the expression E=8^(a)+8^(b)-3.2^(a+...

Let the expression `E=8^(a)+8^(b)-3.2^(a+b)` takes its minimum value `p` at `a=alpha & b=beta,` then perpendicular distance of the point `P(alpha,beta)` from the line `x+y+2p=0` is

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