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Easy
Question
Hint:
In this question first we will find the values of
and
and then use the formula of
to find the value of
by putting A =
and B =
. Then at last we will find the value of
from
.
The correct answer is: 
In this question we are given expression
and
and we have to find the value of 
Step1: First we will find the value of
by using the formula of
.
We know that
,
Let's assume A =
and B =
then we get A+B =
.

Step2: Finding the value of
and 
We also know that

=>
=> 
Similarly 
Now we will put all the values in the formula
.

=>
Step3: Finding
from
.
We know that 
From above equation we get 
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