If,SinA+Sin^A=1,then Cos^A+Cos⁴=?
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SinA+Sin^2A=1
SinA=1-Sin^2A
SinA=Cos^A..........according to identity that 1- Sin^2A=Cos^2A
So putting this values in Cos^2A+Cos^4A we get
SinA+Sin^2A=1. Given
So answer is 1
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