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Cos^3 2a + 3 Cos 2a= 4 (Cos^6a - Sin^6a)​

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Answered by pavansrinivas4540
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Step-by-step explanation:

Pressumed that

4(cos6A - sin6A) = 4((cos2A)3 - (sin2A)3

= 4(cos2A - sin2A)(cos4A + cos2Asin2A + sin4A)

= 4(cos2A)(cos2A + sin2A)2 - sin2Acos2A

= 4cos2A(1 - sin2Acos2A)

= 4cos2A - 4cos2Asin2Acos2A

= 4cos2A - cos2Asin2(2A)

= 4cos2A - cos2A(1 - cos2(2A)

= 4cos2A - cos2A + cos3(2A)

= 3cos2A + cos3(2A)

= cos3(2A) + 3cos2A

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