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Prove that: cos²x + cos^2(x+π/3) + cos^2 (x-π/3) = 3/2

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Answers

Answered by premjipremji743
1

Answer:

LHS=cos

2

x+cos

2

(x+

3

π

)+cos

2

(x−

3

π

)

Weknowthat,cos2x=2cos

2

x−1

∴cos

2

x=

2

cos2x+1

∴cos

2

(x+

3

π

)=

2

cos2(x+

3

π

)+1

∴cos

2

(x−

3

π

)=

2

cos2(x−

3

π

)+1

∴LHS=1+

2

cos2x

+

2

1+cos(2x+

3

)

+

2

1+cos(2x−

3

)

=

2

1

[1+1+1+cos2x+cos(2x+

3

)+cos(2x−

3

)]

=

2

1

[3+cos2x+2cos

2

2x+2x+

3

3

].

cos

2

2x−2x+

3

+

3

=

2

1

[3+cos2x+2cos2x.cos

3

]

=

2

1

[3+cos2x+2cos2x(−cos

3

π

)]

=

2

1

[3+cos2x−cosx]

=

2

3

=RHS

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