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8. sin 5x =5 cos ^4x sinx - 10 cos^2 x sin^3x+ sin^5x
prove that​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

Sin5x = Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx + 6Sin³xCos²x

Step-by-step explanation:

sin 5x =5 cos ^4x sinx - 10 cos^2 x sin^3x+ sin^5x

prove that​

Sin 5x = Sin(3x + 2x)

using Sin(A + B) = SinaCosB + CosACosB

= Sin3xCos2x  + Cos3xSin2x

using Sin3A = 3SinA - 4Sin³A

Sin2A = 2SinACosA

Cos3A = 4Cos³A - 3CosA

Cos2A = 2Cos²A - 1

= (3Sinx - 4Sin³x)(2Cos²x - 1) +  (4Cos³x - 3Cosx)(2SinxCosx)

= 6SinxCos²x - 8Sin³xCos²x  -3Sinx + 4Sin³x  + 8Cos⁴xSinx - 6Cos²xSinx

=  -8Sin³xCos²x  -3Sinx + 4Sin³x  + 8Cos⁴xSinx

= -Sin³xCos²x - 7Sin³xCos²x  -3Sinx + 4Sin³x  + 3Cos⁴xSinx + 5Cos⁴xSinx

=  -Sin³x(1 - Sin²x) - 7Sin³xCos²x  -3Sinx + 4Sin³x + 3Cos²x(cos²x)Sinx + 5Cos⁴xSinx

= Sin⁵x - Sin³x - 7Sin³xCos²x  -3Sinx + 4Sin³x + 3Cos²x(1 - Sin²x)Sinx + 5Cos⁴xSinx

= Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx - 7Sin³xCos²x  -3Sinx + 3Sin³x + 3Cos²x(1 - Sin²x)Sinx

= Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx - 7Sin³xCos²x - 3Sinx + 3Sin³x  + 3Cos²xSinx - 3Cos²xSin³x

= Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx - 10Sin³xCos²x - 3Sinx + 3Sin³x  + 3(1 - Sin²x)Sinx

= Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx - 10Sin³xCos²x - 3Sinx + 3Sin³x  + 3(1 - Sin²x)Sinx

= Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx + 6Sin³xCos²x + 0

= Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx + 6Sin³xCos²x

= RHS

= Proved

Sin5x = Sin⁵x + 5Cos⁴xSinx + 6Sin³xCos²x

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