If f(x)={x}+{x+[(x)/(1+x^(2))]}+{x+[(x)/...

If `f(x)={x}+{x+[(x)/(1+x^(2))]}+{x+[(x)/(1+2x^(2))]}+{x+[(x)/(1+3x^(2))]}.......+{x+[(x)/(1+99x^(2))]}`, then values of `[f(sqrt(3))]` is where `[]` denotes greatest integer function and `{}` represent fractional part function)

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