cos−1x=π+sin−1x+sin−1(2x+1)2cos−1x−sin−1(2x+1)=23π2α−β=23π where cos−1x=α,sin−1(2x+1)=β2α=23π+βcos2α=sinβ2cos2α−1=sinβ2x2−1=2x+1x2−x−1=0 ⇒n=21±5=[n=21+5 rejected n=21−5∴4x2−4x=4(2x−1)2=5
Let S={x:cos−1x=π+sin−1x+sin−1(2x+1)}. Then x∈ S∑(2x−1)2 is equal to ______.
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