If x cos^3o +y sin^3o =sinocoso and x Coso = ysino then show x^2 + y^2 = 1
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Therefore x^2+y^2=1
Hence proved
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Given:
X*Cos^3O + Y*Sin^3O = SinO*CosO —> 1
X*CosO = Y*SinO —> 2
From Equation 1,
X*CosO*Cos^2O + Y*Sin^3O = SinO*CosO ——> 3
Substitute Equation 2 in equation 3,
Y*SinO*Cos^2O + Y*Sin^3O = SinO*CosO
Y*SinO*(Cos^2O + Sin^2O) = SinO*CosO
Y*SinO*(1) = SinO*CosO
Y = CosO ——> 4
Squaring on both sides,
Y^2 = Cos^2 ——> 5
Substitute equation 4 in equation 2,
X*CosO = CosO*SinO
X = SinO
Squaring on both sides,
X^2 = Sin^2 ——> 6
Adding equations 5 & 6,
X^2 + Y^2 = Sin^2 + Cos^2
X^2 + Y^2 = 1
Hence Proved.
X*Cos^3O + Y*Sin^3O = SinO*CosO —> 1
X*CosO = Y*SinO —> 2
From Equation 1,
X*CosO*Cos^2O + Y*Sin^3O = SinO*CosO ——> 3
Substitute Equation 2 in equation 3,
Y*SinO*Cos^2O + Y*Sin^3O = SinO*CosO
Y*SinO*(Cos^2O + Sin^2O) = SinO*CosO
Y*SinO*(1) = SinO*CosO
Y = CosO ——> 4
Squaring on both sides,
Y^2 = Cos^2 ——> 5
Substitute equation 4 in equation 2,
X*CosO = CosO*SinO
X = SinO
Squaring on both sides,
X^2 = Sin^2 ——> 6
Adding equations 5 & 6,
X^2 + Y^2 = Sin^2 + Cos^2
X^2 + Y^2 = 1
Hence Proved.
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