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If `"cosec" (alpha - beta) = 2/(sqrt3) and "sec" (alpha + beta) = sqrt(2)`, find least positive values of `alpha and beta`.

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`alpha = (187 1/2)^(@) and beta = (127 1/2)^(@)`
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