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1.If sin^(-1) x+cos^(-1) x=p, then find ...

1.If `sin^(-1) x+cos^(-1) x=p`, then find `2tan(p /(3)) /(1-tan^(2) (p /(3)) `A) 1.96, B) 1.41, C) 1.73, D) 1.21

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