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Let I=∫π/30tan6(x)sec(x)dx.I=∫0π/3tan6(x)sec(x)dx. Express the value of ∫π/30tan8(x)sec(x)dx in terms of I.

Let

I=∫π/30tan6(x)sec(x)dx.I=∫0π/3tan6(x)sec(x)dx.

Express the value of

∫π/30tan8(x)sec(x)dx

in terms of I.

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