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Suppose int(1-7cos^2x)/(sin^7xcos^2x)dx=...

Suppose `int(1-7cos^2x)/(sin^7xcos^2x)dx=(g(x))/(sin^7x)+c` where C is arbitrary constant of integration.then find value of `g'(0)+g''(pi/4)`

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