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Show that the product of perpendicular from `(alpha, beta)` to the pair of lines `ax^2 + 2hxy + by^2= 0 ` is `|(aalpha^2 + 2h alpha beta + b beta^2)/(sqrt((a-b)^2 - (2h)^2))|`

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