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Solve : `4sin^(-1)x=pi-cos^(-1)x`

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Given:
`4 sin ^{-1} {x}+cos ^{-1} {x}=pi`

We know that
`sin ^{-1} x+cos ^{-1} x=frac{pi}{2}`

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