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If "tan"^(-1)x+"tan"^(-1)y=pi/4,xylt1, ...

If `"tan"^(-1)x+"tan"^(-1)y=pi/4,xylt1`,
then write the value of `x+y+xy`.

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`x+y + xy =1`
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