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Let A=[(0,2),(0,0)]and (A+1)^100 -100A=[...

Let `A=[(0,2),(0,0)]and (A+1)^100 -100A=[(alpha,beta),(gamma,delta)],` then `alpha+beta+gamma+delta=...`

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