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If `alpha_1, alpha_2` be the roots of equation `x^2+px+q=0 and beta_1,beta` be those of equation `x^2+rx+s=0` and the system of equations `alpha_1y+alpha_2z=0 and beta_1 y+beta_2 z=0` has non trivial solution, show that `p^2/r^2=q/s`

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