Math, asked by ask141723, 7 months ago

cos⁴a - cos²a = sin⁴ a sin² a

Answers

Answered by ridhimagoyal0151
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Prove that cos⁴A-cos²A=sin⁴A-sin²A.

LHS = cos⁴ A - cos² A

= cos²A( cos² A - 1 )

= ( 1 - sin² A )[ -( 1 - cos² A ) ]

= ( 1 - sin² A ) ( - sin² A )

= - sin² A + sin⁴ A

= sin⁴ A - sin² A

= RHS

Answered by Unknown0708
3

Answer:

cos²a(cos²a-1) =

1-sin²a(-sin²a)

-sin²a + sin⁴a

sin⁴a - sin²a = RHS

Mark it as brainliest.

Similar questions