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An angle of rotation of axes so that `[sqrt(3)x-y+1=0` is transformed as `Y=K_(1)` is `(pi)/(K_(2)` then `(K_(2))/(K_(1))=` where `K_(1)`in Q,`K_(2)`in N

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