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Let `p & q` be the two roots of the equation , `mx^2 + x(2-m) + 3=0`. Let `m_1,m_2`, be the two values of `m` satisfying `p/q+q/p=2/3`. Determine the numerical value of `m_1/m_2^2+m_2/m_1^2`

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