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If m = ∫sec–1 (sec πx) dx for x ∈ [0,100] and n = [sec–1 (sec πx)] dx for x ∈ [0,3/π], find the value of ((m/π) + nπ + (π/4) + 4). 

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We have, 

= 50 × (1/2) × 2 × π

= 50π

Also, 

Now,

= 50 + 6 + 4 

= 60

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