Math, asked by methegreat, 9 months ago

Prove that:
(aSinA+bCosA)^2+(aCosA-b SinA)^2=a^2+b^2

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Answered by RoyalRider07
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Answered by smitamahapatra2090
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Step-by-step explanation:

R.T.P : (aSinA + bCosA)² + (aCosA - bSinA)² = a² + b²

= (a²Sin²A + b²Cos²A + 2abSinACosA) + (a²Cos²A + b²Sin²A - 2abSinACosA)

(by using algebraic identity (a + b)²)

=  a²Sin²A + a²Cos²A + b²Sin²A + b²Cos²A + 2abSinACosA - 2abSinACosA

= a²(Sin²A + Cos²A) + b²(Sin²A + Cos²A)

= a² + b² (Sin²A + Cos²A = 1)

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