Let alpha gt beta gt 0 be such t...

Let ` alpha gt beta gt 0` be such that `alpha^3 + beta ^2 = 4.` if the maximum value of the term independent x in the binomial expansion of ` ( ax ^(1/9) + beta x ^(-1/6 ))^(10)` is 10 K , then k is equal to

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