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`f (x) =a cos (piy)+b, f'((1)/(2))=pi and int _(1//2)^(3//2) f (x) dx =2/pi+1,` then find the value of `-(12)/(pi) ((sin ^(-1) a )/(3) + cos ^(-1)b ).`

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