Math, asked by GauriNakra, 1 month ago

if sin theta + sin² theta =1 prove that cos² theta + cos⁴ theta=1


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Answered by prasanthiedupuganti
1

Step-by-step explanation:

ain²theeta + cos²theeta=1

that implies, sin²theeta = 1-cos²theta..............1

GIVEN Sin theeta+ sin²theeta=1................2

replace 1

sin theeta+1-cos²theeta = 1

that implies cos²theeta=sin theeta...........3

to prove:

cos²theeta + cos⁴theeta...............4

replace 3 in 4

that implies,

sin theeta + (sin theeta)²

from 2 we get

sin theeta +sin²theeta=1

that implies

cos²theeta + cos⁴theeta=1

Answered by ravi2303kumar
1

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given, sinθ + sin²θ = 1 ,

=> sinθ = cosθ (as cos²θ+sin²θ = 1 )

=> θ = 45°

to prove cos²θ+cos⁴θ = 1

take LHS = cos²θ+cos⁴θ

= cos²45°+cos⁴45°

=

                =  ( \frac{1}{{2} } ) +  ( \frac{1}{4}  )

                = \frac{3}{4}

                ≠ 1

contradiction  => there is some fault in the question

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