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show that cos ^3X2Φ+3cos2Φ=(cos^6Φ-sin ^Φ)4

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Answered by NidhraNair
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Answered by Anonymous
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The answer of u r question is..✌️✌️

Given,

 {cos}^{3} 2tita + 3cos \: 2tita = 4( {cos}^{6} - {sin}^{6} )

So,

RHS

 = 4( {cos}^{2} tita) {}^{3} - { {(sin}^{2} tita)}^{3}

 = 4 \cos(2 \: tita) (1 - 2 { \sin}^{2} tita { \cos }^{2} tita

cos2tita(4-sin^2 2 tita)

cos 2tita (3+cos^2 2tuta)

= 3 cos 2tita+ cos^3 2tita



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