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IF alpha and beta are the the zeros of the polynomial f of x = xsquare minus px +q prove that alpha square +beta square = p raise to 4 divided by q raise to 2 minus 4raise to 2divided by q +2

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IF alpha and beta are the the zeros of the polynomial f of x = xsquare minus px +q prove that alpha square +beta square = p raise to 4 divided by q raise to 2 minus 4raise to 2divided by q +2​

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IF alpha and beta are the the zeros of the polynomial f of x = xsquare minus px +q prove that alpha square +beta square = p raise to 4 divided by q raise to 2 minus 4raise to 2divided by q +2