If sin^(-1)x +sin^(-1)y =(2pi)/(3), then...

If `sin^(-1)x +sin^(-1)y =(2pi)/(3)`, then find the value of `cos^(-1)x +cos^(-1)y`.

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`(pi)/(3)`

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