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if tan4a + tan2a =1 , then show that cos4a +cos2a =1

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Answered by vampire002
9
QUESTION :

tan⁴A +tan²A=1

then show that cos⁴ A+cos²A=1

ANSWER :

Here

tan⁴A+tan²A=1

tan⁴A=1-tan²A

tan⁴A=sec²A

sin⁴A/cos⁴A =1/cos²A

sin⁴A=cos²A

so by taking square root on both the sides

√sin⁴A=√cos²A

sin²A=cosA........1

now

LHS

=cos⁴A +cos²A

sin²A+cos²A.....from 1

=1

=RHS

identity used :

sin²A+cos²A=1

tanA=sinA/cosA

1+tan²A=sec²A

Tarunpal1319: Sin^4a = Cos^2a
Tarunpal1319: Toh tumne. Cos^4a ko Sin^2a kese likh diya. Explain.........
vampire002: sis i take the root on both the sides
Tarunpal1319: Hello firstly I will be your brother
Tarunpal1319: Then I am saying why you took
Tarunpal1319: Cos^4a=Sin^2a
Tarunpal1319: Pls tell
vampire002: cos⁴A ko rhs me leke
vampire002: cos⁴A/cos²a
Answered by saniasrkian
10

Answer: I have done it in the simplest way, I don't think any teacher will give you the answer in this way...

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