16(sec−1x)2+(cosec−1x)2Sec−1x=a∈[0,π]−{2π}cosec−1x=2π−a=16[a2+(2π−a)2]=16[2a2−πa+4π2]max]a=π=16[2π2−π2+π42]=20π2min]a=4π=16[162×π2−4π2+4π2]=2π2Sum=22π2
Using the principal values of the inverse trigonometric functions, the sum of the maximum and the minimum values of 16((sec−1x)2+(cosec−1x)2) is :
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24π2
22π2
31π2
18π2
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