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[" 7.The number of solutions of "],[qquad [sin^(-1)(1+b+b^(2)+....oo)+cos^(-1)(a-(a^(2))/(3)+(a^(3))/(9)+...,oo)=(pi)/(2)],[1)1,2)2,3)3,4" ) "oo]]

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