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[x=cot^(1)sqrt(tan a)-tan^(-1)sqrt(tan a...

[x=cot^(1)sqrt(tan a)-tan^(-1)sqrt(tan a)" then "tin alpha],[" ralue of "tan((pi)/(u)-(u)/(2))]

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