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If sin¤ +sin²¤=1 then find the value of cos²+cos^4

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Answered by aryan24281
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 cos2 theta+cos4 theta

=1-sin2 theta+cos2 theta*cos2theta

=sin theta+(1-sin2 theta)(1-sin2 theta)

=sin theta+sin theta*sin theta

=sin theta+sin2 theta

= 1


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Answered by yourselfbe805
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Answer:

Given

sinA+sin²A=1

=>sinA+(1-cos²A)=1

[1-cos²A=sin²A]

=>sinA-cos²A=1-1

=>sinA=cos²A

Now

cos²A+cos⁴A

=cos²A+(sinA)²

=cos²A+sin²A

=cos²A+1-cos²A

=1

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