Math, asked by bhairavs501, 7 months ago

prove:-
 { cos }^{4} a +  { \sin }^{4} a + 2   { \cos }^{2} a \sin^{2} a \ = 1
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Answered by StrangeStark
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Step-by-step explanation:

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 { ({cosa}^{2} +  { sina }^{2}  )}^{2}

( {1})^{2}

1

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Answered by mahriahsamuels
0

Step-by-step explanation:

(1³+2³+3³+4⁴+5³),^½ = (1³+2³+3³+4³)^½+(5³)^⅓

=> (1+8+27+64+125)^½ = (1+8+27+64)^½+(125)^⅓

=> √225 = √100 +³√125

=> 15 = 10+5

=> 15 = 15

Hence, LHS = RHS

(proved)

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