alpha , beta are the roots of ax^2+bx+c =0 [alpha/beta -beta / alpha]^2
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al + be =(-b/a) al×be=(c/a)
al - be = √{(al+be)^2-4al.br}=√{(-b/a)^2-4(c/a)}
=√{b^2-4ac)/a
{al/be-be/al}^2={(al^2-be2)/(al.be)}^2={(al+be)(al-be)/(al.be)}^2
Now in this you put values of al+be, al-be and al.be, You will get answer
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