Let a,b in (0,pi/2], If f(a,b) = sin^6a ...

Let `a,b in (0,pi/2]`, If `f(a,b) = sin^6a + 3 sin^2a cos^2b + cos^6b`. For how many different values of `b/a` does f(a,b) assumes the value 1 ?

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