Math, asked by anikeshmaurya, 1 year ago

2(sin6a+cos6a)-3(sin4a+cos4a)+1

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Answered by vipin55
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crowny: But the answer should be equal to 0 not 1
Answered by Anonymous
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2(sin6a+cos6a)

-3(sin4a+cos4a)+1=0

=2[(sin2a)3+(cos2a)3]

-3[(sin2a)2+(cos2a)2]+1

=2[(sin2a+cos2a)3

-3sin2acos2a(sin2a+cos2a)]

-3[(sin2a+cos2a)2

-2sin2acos2a]+1

=2[1-3sin2acos2a]

-3[1-2sin2acos2a]+1

=2-6sin2acos2a

-3+6sin2acos2a+1=0
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