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If `alpha, beta` are real and `alpha^(2), beta^(2)` are the roots of the equation `a^(2)x^(2) +x+1-a^(2)=0 (a gt 1)`, then `beta^(2)=`

A

`a^(2)`

B

`1-(1)/(a^(2))`

C

`1-a^(2)`

D

`1+a^(2)`

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