6cos^2(x)-5cos(x)-6

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just for readability, suppose u = cosx

Then you have

6u^2-5u-6=0
(3u+2)(2u-3)
that means

cosx = -2/3
cosx = 3/2

I guess you can take it from there, ok?

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