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Let Q(x) denotes the quotient which resu...

Let `Q(x)` denotes the quotient which results from the division of the polynomial `x^4 +3x^4-x^3+8x^2-x+8` by `x^2+1`. The sum of the square of the coefficient of `Q(x)` is

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