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cos-1+cos-1+cos-1=3 
then pt x6+y6+z6-9/x6+y6+z6=0
    
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i think u meant cos-1x+cos-1y+cos-1z=3pi
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range of cos-1  is [0,pi]
so each x=y=z=-1
now d remaining is obv.

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this is a borderline problem
as cos-1 x can take maximum value
all terms on L.H.S. have their maximum value
x = y = z = cos = -1
put to solve cos is not 1as pointed by elas...
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