Math, asked by allysia, 1 year ago

No. 46 Please.


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Answered by Pikaachu
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Ah ! Author's so over confident =_=

✓✓ Put x = 45 to Verify such stupid Questions or any desirable values

✓✓ Next step ^^" Let's correct the question to something that adjusts perfectly :flushed:

# Now, to prove this is really trivial ^^" Not the essay type at

( \sin x + \cos x) {}^{2} = (1 + 2t)

( \sin x + \cos x) {}^{4} = (1 + 2t) {}^{2}

 \sin {}^{6} x + \cos {}^{6} x = (1 - 3t {}^{2} )

where \: \: \sin x \cos x = t

Replace, expand, and you get the result... ( Make sure you correct the question )

And hey =_= No need to replace the t's back to sin or cos as they cancel finally ! Just replace the question with the above given expansion in terms of "t" and get your answer :smile:

allysia: kk..
Answered by s1266aakansha782696
0

Hey mate,

Ah ! Author's so over confident

✓✓ Put x = 45 to Verify Questions or any desirable values

✓✓ Next step ^^" Let's correct the question to something that adjusts perfectly

Replace, expand, and you get the result... ( Make sure you correct the question )

And hey =_= No need to replace the t's back to sin or cos as they cancel finally ! Just replace the question with the above given expansion in terms of "t" and get your answer :smile:

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