Q) The number of solutions of equation  (4−√3)sin𝑥 −2√3 cos^2 𝑥=−4/(1+√3),𝑥∈[−2𝜋,5𝜋/2] is

Q) The number of solutions of equation (4−√3)sin𝑥 −2√3 cos^2 𝑥=−4/(1+√3),𝑥∈[−2𝜋,5𝜋/2] is

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