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prove that sin 4 theta + cos 4 theta upon 1 minus 2 sin square theta cos square theta is equal to
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Answered by Ricky25
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Answered by Anonymous
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LHS

sin^4@ +Cos^4@ /(1- 2Sin^[email protected]^2@)

(Sin^2@)^2 +(Cos^2@)^2 /(1- 2Sin^[email protected]^2@)


=(Sin^2@ +Cos^2@)^2 -2Sin^[email protected]^2@/(.......)

=(1)^2 -2Sin^[email protected]^2@ / (1-2Sin^[email protected]^@)

=(1-2Sin^[email protected]^2@)/( 1-2Sin^[email protected]^@)

=1

LHS = RHS proved



________Formula used_____________

1st

(a)^2 +(b)^2

=( a+b)^2 -2ab


2nd

Sin^2@+ Cos^2@ =1

3rd
X÷X= 1
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