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Let `p, q^(2) in Q ` and `cos^(2)((pi)/(8))` be a root of the equation `x^(2)+px+q^(2)=0` then the value of `[|cos p|+|sin p|] +p+2|log_(2)|q||` equals (where [ ] is G.I.F)

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