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A man observe that was he has climbed up `1/3` of the length of an inclined ladder ,placed against a wall the angular depression of an object on the floor is `alpha` and that after he reached the top of the ledder , the angular depression `beta` If the inclintaion of the ladder to the is `theta` then prove that cot `theta=(3 cot beta-cot alpha)/2`

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