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The slope-4/3 pattern has winding number 4, so the Satellite formula for the Alexander polynomial gives
ΔT3,2(4,3)​​(t)≐ΔT3,2​​(t4)ΔT4,3​​(t).
(1)
Using the stated torus knot formula in each factor,
ΔT3,2(4,3)​​(t)=(1−t12)(1−t8)(1−t4)(1−t24)​(1−t4)(1−t3)(1−t)(1−t12)​.​
(2)
Up to a Laurent unit this may be simplified to (1−t)(1−t24)/((1−t8)(1−t3)).

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