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Prove the following:- Sin^2a+cos^4a=cos^2a+sin^4a

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Answered by naman8654
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just start solving RHS and LHS,

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Answered by Anonymous
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sin² a + cos⁴ a = cos² a + sin⁴ a

<=> ( cos⁴ a - sin⁴ a ) - cos² a + sin² a = 0

<=> ( cos² a - sin² a ) ( cos² a + sin² a ) - cos² a + sin² a = 0

<=> ( cos² a - sin² a ) - cos² a + sin² a = 0

<=> 0 = 0

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