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If u=(1+cos theta)(1+cos 2theta)-sin the...

If `u=(1+cos theta)(1+cos 2theta)-sin theta.sin 2theta, v=sin theta(1+cos 2theta)+sin 2theta(1+cos theta)`, then `u^(2)+v^(2)=`

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