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Let f(x)={(tan)pi/4+tanx}{(tan)pi/4+(tan...

Let `f(x)={(tan)pi/4+tanx}{(tan)pi/4+(tan)(pi/4-x)}and g(x)=x^2+1.` Then `g{f(x)}+f'(x)=`

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