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Let P be a point inside a triangle ABC with `anlgeABC=90^(@)` . Let `p_(1) and P_(2)` be the images of P under reflection in AB and BC respectively. The distance between the circumcenters of triangles ABC and `P_(1)P P(2) ` is

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