19. Find the value of:
4/3tan^2 30° + Sin^2 60° – 3Cos^2 30°+ 3tan^2. 60° - 2tan^2 45°...
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19. Find the value of:
4/3tan^2 30° + Sin^2 60° – 3Cos^2 30°+ 3tan^2. 60° - 2tan^2 45°
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