if sinA +cosA=p and sin³A + cos³A=q
what will be the answer
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Hi Mate!!!
Sin³A + Cos³A = { Sin A + Cos A }³ - 3 [Sin A × Cos A] { Sin A + Cos A }
=>. q = p³ -3p [ Sin A × Cos A ]
{ Sin A + Cos A = p² -1 / 2 } put this value in
above equation
=>. q = p³ - 3p { p² - 1} / 2
=>. p³ -3p +2q =0
Have a nice time...
Sin³A + Cos³A = { Sin A + Cos A }³ - 3 [Sin A × Cos A] { Sin A + Cos A }
=>. q = p³ -3p [ Sin A × Cos A ]
{ Sin A + Cos A = p² -1 / 2 } put this value in
above equation
=>. q = p³ - 3p { p² - 1} / 2
=>. p³ -3p +2q =0
Have a nice time...
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5
Hello dude
this is your answer:
sin³A+cos³A+3sinA×cosA
(sinA +cosA)=p³
=>q+3sin A×cos A(p) =p³
=>sinA+cosA= p ( sq on both sides )
=>sin²A+cos²A+2sinA-cosA=p²
=>2sinA×cosA =p²-1
=>sinA×cosA=p²-1/2
=>q+3(p²-1/2) ( p) = p³
=>q+3/2(p(p²-1)
=>3/2(p³-p²)=p³-q
=>3p³-3p=2p³+2q
=>3p³-2p³-3p +2q=0
=>p³-3p+2q =0
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