3(cos^2 (30)-cos^2 (60))=8(cos^2(30)*cos^2(60)) prove
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We know,
cos2A = 2cos^2(A) -1
=> cos^2(A)=(1+cos2A)/2 ,putting A=30°
=> cos^2(30°) = (1+ cos2*30°)/2
=> (1+cos60°)/2 =(1+1/2)/2 =(3/2)/2 = 3/4
Cos^2(30°) = 3/4
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