Hello zizi,
We are given the linear difference equation:
$$u_{n}=6u_{n-1}-25u_{n-2}+\frac{32}{9}3^n$$ where $$u_0=6,\,u_1=46$$
and we are told to define $$A=\sin^{-1}\left(\frac{4}{5} \right)$$ and we are allowed to express the solution in terms of $A$.
We first want to solve the associated homogeneous equation:
$$u_{n}-6u_{n-1}+25u_{n-2}=0$$
The characteristic equation is:
$$r^2-6r+25=0$$
Application of the quadratic formula yields the characteristic roots:
$$r=3\pm4i$$
Expressing the roots in polar form, we find:
$$r=5e^{\pm Ai}$$
And so the homogenous solution is given by:
$$h_n=c_15^n\cos(nA)+c_25^n\sin(nA)$$
Now, we may assume there is a particular solution of the form:
$$p_n=c_33^n$$
We may substitute this solution into the difference equation to determine the value of the parameter $c_3$:
$$c_33^n-6c_33^{n-1}+25c_33^{n-2}=\frac{32}{9}3^n$$
Multiply through by 9 and factor the left side:
$$c_3\left(9\cdot3^n-18\cdot3^{n}+25\cdot3^{n} \right)=32\cdot3^n$$
Divide through by $3^n$:
$$c_3\left(9-18+25 \right)=32$$
$$16c_3=32$$
$$c_3=2$$
And so we find the particular solution is:
$$p_n=2\cdot3^n$$
Thus, by superposition, we find the general solution to the difference equation is given by:
$$u_n=h_n+p_n=c_15^n\cos(nA)+c_25^n\sin(nA)+2\cdot3^n=5^n\left(c_1\cos(nA)+c_2\sin(nA) \right)+2\cdot3^n$$
Now we may use the initial values to determine the values of the two parameters.
$$u_0=5^0\left(c_1\cos(0\cdot A)+c_2\sin(0\cdot A) \right)+2\cdot3^0=c_1+2=6\implies c_1=4$$
$$u_1=5^1\left(c_1\cos(A)+c_2\sin(A) \right)+2\cdot3^1=3c_1+4c_2+6=46\implies c_2=7$$
Hence, the solution satisfying all given conditions is:
$$u_n=5^n\left(4\cos(nA)+7\sin(nA) \right)+2\cdot3^n$$