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Let `lambda` represent the sum of intercepts made by the line `x+2y=4` on the two axes, then the value of `sqrt(lambda+ sqrt(lambda +sqrt(lambda+ sqrt(lambda) +.....oo)))` (where `lambdagt0`) is

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