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How is this equation solved. Can you please help me with this. pto the power of 2 minus p plus 1 equals 0 p^2-p+1=0 I don't knowwhat else to say to exlain this question. It continues to ask formore detail. Not sure what it wants me to do. All I need is theequation solved please.

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