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Prove that
`(i) " tan"^(2) .(pi)/(3) + 2cos^(2) .(pi)/(4)+ 3 sec^(2).(pi)/(6)+ 4 cos^(2).(pi)/(2)=8`
`(ii) " sin ".(pi)/(6) " cos 0 + sin ".(pi)/(4) " cos " .(pi)(4) + " sin " .(pi)/(3) "cos " .(pi)/(6) =(7)/(4)`
`(iii) " 4sin " (pi)/(6) " sin"^(2) (pi)/(3) + 3 " cos " .(pi)/(3) " tan ".(pi)/(4) = " cosec"^(2).(pi)/(2)=4`

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