Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

If sinA+sin²A=1 and a cos¹²A+b cos⁸A+c cos⁶A−1=0 then b+ca+b=?


Anonymous: It's c/a

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Answered by AbhijithPrakash
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Hi,

This is AbhijithPrakash,

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The answer for your question is as followed:

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sinA=1−sin²A  

sinA=cos²A


sin²A=cos⁴A


1−cos²A=cos⁴A


1=cos⁴A+cos²A


13=(cos⁴A+cos²A)3 by formula (a+b)³

1=cos¹²A+3cos¹⁰A+3cos⁸A+cos⁶A


Transverse 1 onto the other side we get the condition as given as in the question. Comparing the variables we get a=1, b=3, c=3, d=1 hence the value of

b+\frac{c}{a}+b = 3+31+1 =62 = 3

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Anonymous: Thanks Abhijith
Anonymous: OK
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