If Alpha and Beta are zeroes of p(x) = x^2-x-4, find the value of 1/Alpha - 1/Beta
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ans : -3/4
Alpha is equal to -1 and beta is equal to -4
now one by Alpha minus one by beta is equal to
-1/1 - 1/-4 = -3/4
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