Math, asked by MunulParmar, 11 months ago

Hello everyone plz quickly solve this question:-

If sin A + sin^2 A = 1, then cos ^2A + cos^4 A = ..........
(with proper justification)​

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Answered by pravinaahirpara
4

Answer:

sinA=-sin^2A+1

As we konw 1-sin^2A=cos^2A

then sinA = cos^2A,..........1

=cos^2A+cos^4A

=(cosA+cos^2A)^2

=(cosA+sinA)^2 ........FROM1

=cos^2A+sin^2A+2sinA cosA

=1+2sinA cosA

Answered by josephmilan2004
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