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If $\alpha = \binom{m}{2}$,then $\binom{\alpha}{2} = \dots$
- A$\binom{m+1}{4}$
- B$\binom{m-1}{4}$
- C$3 \binom{m+2}{4}$
- D$3 \binom{m+1}{4}$
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