A.P. is zero.
3. From the quadratic equation whose roots are the squares of the sum of the roots and square of the sum
of the roots and square of the difference of the roots of the equation
2x+2 (m + n) x + m + n^ = 0
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A.P. is zero.
3. From the quadratic equation whose roots are the squares of the sum of the roots and square of the sum
of the roots and square of the difference of the roots of the equation
2x+2 (m + n) x + m + n^ = 0
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