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Let `(sqrt(2)sin alpha)/sqrt(1+cos 2alpha)=1/7` and `sqrt((1-cos2 beta)/2)=1/sqrt(10)` where `alpha,beta in (0,pi/2)`. Then `tan(alpha+2beta)` is equal to

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