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Find the value of p, such that the difference of the roots of the equation `x^(2)-px+10=0` is 3. If the roots of `x^(2)-px+10=0` are `alpha,beta` find the quadratic equation whose roots are `(alpha+beta)^(2)andalpha^(2)beta-alphabeta^(2)`.

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