Math, asked by mukeshvishwakarma, 10 months ago

Sidhe kijiye ki cosπ/7 .cos2π/7 .cos4π/7=-1/8

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Answered by rishu6845
2

Answer:

-1/8

Step-by-step explanation:

To prove ---->

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Cosπ/7 Cos2π/7 Cos4π/7 =-1/8

Proof--->

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L. H. S.=Cosπ/7 Cos2π/7 Cos4π/7

mutiplying and dividing by 2Sin π/7

=(1/2Sinπ/7) 2Sinπ/7 Cosπ/7 Cos2π/7

Cos4π/7

We have a formula 2SinACosA=Sin2A

Applying it here

=(1/2Sinπ/7) Sin2π/7 Cos2π/7 Cos4π/7

multiplying and dividing by 2

=(1/4Sinπ/7) 2Sin2π/7 Cos2π/7

Cos4π/7

=(1/4Sinπ/7) Sin4π/7 Cos4π/7

Multiplying and dividing by 2

=(1/8 Sinπ/7) 2Sin4π/7 Cos4π/7

=(1/8Sinπ/7) Sin8π/7

=(1/8Sinπ/7) Sin(π + π/7)

Sin(π+π/7) = -Sinπ/7 because (π+π/7) lies in third quadrant in which Sin is negative

=(1/8Sinπ/7) (-Sin π/7)

Sin π/7 cancel out from numerator and denominator

=-(1/8)=R.H.S.

Answered by Aɾꜱɦ
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