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If x=asin²θ,y=acos²θ then x+y=​

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Answered by RvP10
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Answer:

x+y =a

Step-by-step explanation:

x+y = acos^{2}\alpha  + asin^{2}\alpha \\=a(cos^{2}\alpha  + sin^{2}\alpha)\\=a(1)\\=a

Answered by Meetsister2210
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Step-by-step explanation:

x=asin^2theetha

y=acos^2theetha

x+y=?(to be calculated)

asin^2theetha +acos^2theetha =1

(using identity = sin^2theetha +cos^2theetha =1).

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