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6. If tan^(−1)(1−x),tan^(−1)(x) and tan^...

6. If `tan^(−1)(1−x),tan^(−1)(x) and tan^(−1)(1+x)` are in A.P.,
then the value of `x^3+x^2` is equal to

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