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If `tan A and tan B` are the roots of the quadratic equation
`x^(2)-px+q=0`, then find the value of `sin^(2) (A+B)`

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`(p^(2)//(1-q)^(2))/(1+p^(2)//(1-q)^(2))=(p^(2))/((1-q)^(2)+p^(2))`
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