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Prove that:

4 cosA cos(60-A) cos(60A) = cos3A

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Answered by Anonymous
17
Hey mate!!!

cos(A-B)cos(A+B) = cos2B- sin2A ==> L.H.S = 4cosA (cos2A - sin260) ==> 4cosA (cos2A - 3/4)

==>4cos3A -3cosA = cos3A =R.H.S .Hence proved

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Answered by Anonymous
17
Hello Friend...❤️❤️

The answer of u r question is..✌️✌️

4cos \: a \: cos(60 - a)(cos60a) = cos3a
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cos(a - b)cos(a + b) = cos2b - sin2a


lhs = 4cosa (\: cos2a -  \: sin260)


 = 4cosa(cos2a -  \frac{3}{4} )

 = 4cos3a - 3cosa = cos3a



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