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If tan^(-1) 4 + tan ^(-1) 5 = cot^(-1...

If ` tan^(-1) 4 + tan ^(-1) 5 = cot^(-1) lambda " , then find " 'lambda'`

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`lambda = ( -19)/9 `
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