Math, asked by shirikavi, 1 year ago

2( sin^6 theta + cos ^6 theta - 3(sin^4 theta + cos ^4 theta ) =-1​


LuckyYadav2578: is there a mistake of putting brackets in your question
shirikavi: no
shirikavi: i proved using yr method

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Answered by sprao534
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sprao534: thanks
Answered by Anonymous
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Prove that

2(  {sin}^{6} \theta \:  +  {cos}^{6}\theta  \:  - 3(  { \sin }^{4}  \theta  +  { \sin }^{4} \theta)) =  - 1

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-1

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