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5 Apr 2008 13:17:52 IST
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cos
-1
+cos
-1
+cos
-1
=3
then pt x
6
+y
6
+z
6
-9/x
6
+y
6
+z
6
=0
5 Apr 2008 16:02:45 IST
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i think u meant
cos
-1
x+
cos
-1
y+
cos
-1
z=3pi
simple
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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