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[" EXAMPLE "16" If "tan alpha=(1)/(sqrt(x(x^(2)+x+1)))" tan "beta=(sqrt(x))/(sqrt(x^(2)+x+1))" and "tan y=sqrt(x^(-3)+x^(-2)+x)],[" prove that "alpha+beta=gamma" ."]

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