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X^2-(p^2+q^2)X+p^2q^2=0​
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X^2-(p^2+q^2)X+p^2q^2=0​

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if you want solve the X the answer is x=p^2 x=q^2

if you want solve the P the answer is p=√ x p=-√ x

if you want solve the Q the answer is q=√ x q=-√ x

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