Math, asked by kingfahad431, 8 months ago

Cosπ/11cos2π/11cos3π/11cos4π/11cos5π/11=1/32

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Answered by spiderman2019
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Cosπ/11cos2π/11cos3π/11cos4π/11cos5π/11

//multiply and divide by 2sinπ/11

=> (2Sinπ/11Cosπ/11)cos2π/11cos3π/11cos4π/11cos5π/11 / 2Sinπ/11

=> Sin2π/11cos2π/11cos3π/11cos4π/11cos5π/11 / 2Sinπ/11

//multiply and divide by 2

=> (2Sin2π/11cos2π/11)cos3π/11cos4π/11cos5π/11 / 4Sinπ/11

=> Sin4π/11cos3π/11cos4π/11cos5π/11 / 4Sinπ/11

//multiply and divide by 2

=> (2Sin4π/11cos4π/11)cos3π/11cos5π/11  / 8Sinπ/11

=> Sin8π/11cos3π/11cos5π/11 / 8Sinπ/11

//Sin8π/11 = Sin (π - 3π/11) = Sin3π/11

=>  Sin3π/11cos3π/11cos5π/11 / 8Sinπ/11

//Multiply and divide by 2

=> (2Sin3π/11cos3π/11)cos5π/11 / 16Sinπ/11

=> Sin6π/11Cos5π/11 / 16Sinπ/11

//Cos5π/11 = Cos (π - 6π/11) = - Cos6π/11

=> Sin6π/11(- Cos6π/11) / 16Sinπ/11

//Multiply and divide by 2

=> - (2Sin6π/11Cos6π/11) / 32Sinπ/11

=> - Sin12π/11 / 32Sinπ/11

//Sin12π/11 = Sin(π + π/11) = - Sinπ/11

=> - ( - Sinπ/11) / 32Sinπ/11

=>  Sinπ/11 / 32Sinπ/11

=> 1/32

= R.H.S

Hence proved.

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