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The area bounded by the curve `y=sin^(-1)(sinx)` and the x - axis from `x=0" to "x=4pi` is equal to the area bounded by the curve `y=cos^(-1)(cosx)` and the x - axis from `x=-pi " to "x=a`, then the value of a is equal to

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