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Prove that: cos2pi/7 .cos4pi/7 cos8pi/7=1/8

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Answered by Anonymous
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i) Let P = cos(2π/7) * cos(4π/7) * cos(8π/7)

ii) Multiply and divide by 8*sin(2π/7) & grouping

=> P = {1/8*sin(2π/7)}*[{2*sin(2π/7)*cos(2π/7)}*{2cos(4π/7)}*{2cos(8π/7)}

=> P = {1/8*sin(2π/7)}[2sin(4π/7)cos(4π/7)*{2cos(8π/7)}]

[Application of 2sinAcosA = sin(2A)]

=> P =  {1/8*sin(2π/7)}[2sin(8π/7)cos(8π/7)}]

=> P =  {1/8*sin(2π/7)}*{sin(16π/7) = sin(2π/7)/8*sin(2π/7)

[Since sin(16π/7) = sin(2π + 2π/7) = sin(2π/7)]

Thus P simplifies to 1/8

Hence it is proved that:  cos(2π/7) * cos(4π/7) * cos(8π/7) = 1/8

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Answered by samanvitha10042004
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