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If ` sin^(-1)x + sin^(-1)y + sin^(-1)z= (3pi)/(2) and f(1)=2, f(p +q)= f(p)*f(q), AA p , q in R `, then the value of ` x^(f(1))+x^(f(2))+z^(f(3))- ((x+y+z)/(x^(f(1))+y^(f(2)) +z^(f(3))))` is :

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