Math, asked by deamon, 7 months ago

If n is an integer, prove that,

(i)cos((n)×(pi) +(theta)) = (-1)^n (cos(theta))​

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Answered by himanshu0598
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Step-by-step explanation:

 \cos(n\pi +  \alpha ) = ( - 1) {}^{n}  \cos( \alpha )

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because the value of cos \alpha varies with qurdant

when n is even it gives positive value and when we taken n odd its gives negative value ad qurdant varried value affected.

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