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(d) sin2A + cos4 A-cos2A - sin4A​

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Answered by UnknownPerson04
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Answer:

cos 4 A - Cos2A

= (cos2A)2 - (cosA)2

= (1- sin2A)2 - cos2A

= 1 + sin4A - 2sin2A  -( 1- sin2A)

=1+ sin4A - 2 sin2A -1 + sin2A

=sin4A - sin2A

since LHS = RHS  

hence proved.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by shreetarunbhaipatel
0

Answer:

cos

4

A−cos

2

A=sin

4

A−sin

2

A

LHS.

=cos

2

A(1−cos

2

A)

=cos

2

Asin

2

A[∵sin

2

A+cos

2

A=1]

RHS

=sin

2

A(1−sin

2

A)

=sin

2

Acos

2

A[∵sin

2

A+cos

2

A=1]

=cos

2

Asin

2

A

LHS=RHS

Hope it helps!

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