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If the sum of solution of the equation `2^(sin^2 x) + 5. 2^(cos^2 x) = 7` where `x in (0,2pi)` is equal to `kpi (k in I),`then the value of `tan^-1(k – 1) + tan^-1(k)+tan^-1(k+ 1)` is equal to

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