Math, asked by MirzaSameera, 1 year ago

show that sin^4theta - cos^4 theta = 1-2 cos^2 theta

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Answered by ambaragrawal
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this might be ur answer
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Answered by Danisgreat
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{sin}^{2}  \alpha  - cos {}^{2}  \alpha   \times  \sin^{2} \alpha   + \cos {}^{2}  \alpha  \\  =   1 - cos {}^{2} \alpha  \  -  \cos^{2}  \alpha  \times  1 \\   = 1 - 2cos {}^{2}  \alpha

MirzaSameera: ur answer is correct but there is no alpha sign in the question
Danisgreat: sorry i couldnt find theta in the symbols
MirzaSameera: so insist of theta uh used alpha?
Danisgreat: yeah
MirzaSameera: ok tysm
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