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If `alpha,beta,gamma,delta` be first 4 positive solutions of `sinx=(sqrt3)/2` with `alpha < beta < gamma < delta` then the value of `4 sin alpha/2+(3cos)beta/2+(2sin)gamma/2+secdelta/2= ? `

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