Math, asked by vmishr, 9 months ago

Prove:
sin ^3 A+ cos^3 A=(sin A +cos A)(1 - sinAcosA)
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Answered by rohitkumawat913

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prove :-

sin`3@+cos`3@=(sin@+cos@)

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