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if 10sin^4A + 15cos^4A = 6 then 27cosec^6A + 8sec^6A = ?​

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Answered by rohitkumargupta
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HELLO DEAR,

GIVEN:-

10sinA + 15cosA = 6

=> 10(sin²A)² + 15cosA = 6

=> 10{(1 - cos²A)²} + 15cosA = 6

=> 10{1 + cos⁴A - 2cos²A} + 15cosA = 6

=> 10 + 10cosA - 20cos²A + 15cosA = 6

=> 25cosA - 20cos²A + 4 = 0

=> 25cosA - 10cos²A - 10cos²A + 4 = 0

=> 5cos²A(5cos²A - 2) - 2(5cos²A - 2) = 0

=> (5cos²A - 2)(5cos²A - 2) = 0

=> cos²A = 2/5

=> cosA = 2/5 [ secA = 5/2]

therefore,

sinA = [1 - 2/5] = 3/5 [ cosecA = 5/3]

now,

27cosec^6A + 8sec^6A

=> 27 × {(5/3)²}³ + 8 × {(5/2)²}³

=> 27 × 125/27 + 8 × 125/8

=> 125 + 125

=> 250.

HENCE, 27cosec^6A + 8sec^6A = 250.

I HOPE IT'S HELP YOU DEAR,

THANKS

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