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prove that cos⁴A-cos²A=sin⁴A-sin²A.​

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Answered by amairag250306
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Step-by-step explanation:

cos^{4}A- cos^{2}A =  sin^{4}A - sin^{2}A \\LHS=> cos^{2}A(cos^{2}A-1)\\ = (sin^{2}A - 1)  sin^{2}A \\= sin^{4}A - sin^{2}A = RHS \\\\IDENTITY: cos^{2}A + sin^{2}A = 1

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