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Let x=2^(log2(3)* log3 (4)..), where the...

Let x=`2^(log_2(3)* log_3 (4)..)`, where the last term in exponent is `log_99 100`, then the value of `(cos((xpi)/4)+sin((xpi)/4))` is equal to

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