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A flagstaff stands on the top of a vertical tower. It is found that the flagstaff subtends the same angle alpha at two points , 2d apart, on a straight line through the base of the tower on the horizontal plane. Also the flagstaff subtends an angle beta at the midpoint of these two points find the value of

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