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Prove that: cot^(-1)((ab+1)/(a-b))+cot^(...

Prove that: `cot^(-1)((ab+1)/(a-b))+cot^(-1)((bc+1)/(b-c))+cot^(-1)((ca+1)/(c-a))=0`.

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