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Equation 2x²-5x+1 has roots alpha and beta. Form quadratic equation with roots (alpha² + 1/alpha²) and (beta²+1/beta²)​

Equation 2x²-5x+1 has roots alpha and beta. Form quadratic equation with roots (alpha² + 1/alpha²) and (beta²+1/beta²)​
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Equation 2x²-5x+1 has roots alpha and beta. Form quadratic equation with roots (alpha² + 1/alpha²) and (beta²+1/beta²)​

Equation 2x²-5x+1 has roots alpha and beta. Form quadratic equation with roots (alpha-example-1
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Equation 2x²-5x+1 has roots alpha and beta. Form quadratic equation with roots (alpha-example-1
Equation 2x²-5x+1 has roots alpha and beta. Form quadratic equation with roots (alpha-example-2
Equation 2x²-5x+1 has roots alpha and beta. Form quadratic equation with roots (alpha-example-3
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