sin^2A+cos^4A=cos^2A+sin^4A
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let us suppose that the following statement is true and sin²A + cos⁴A = cos²A + sin⁴A
then ,
=> sin²A-cos²A = sin⁴A-cos⁴A
=> sin²A-cos²A = (sin²A)²-(cos²A)1
=> sin²A - cos²A = (sin²A-cos²A)(sin²A+cos²A)
as , sin²A+cos²A = 1
then,
sin²A-cos²A = sin²A-cos²A
hence , our supposition is right
therefore , sin²A + cos⁴A = cos²A+sin⁴A
hope this helps
then ,
=> sin²A-cos²A = sin⁴A-cos⁴A
=> sin²A-cos²A = (sin²A)²-(cos²A)1
=> sin²A - cos²A = (sin²A-cos²A)(sin²A+cos²A)
as , sin²A+cos²A = 1
then,
sin²A-cos²A = sin²A-cos²A
hence , our supposition is right
therefore , sin²A + cos⁴A = cos²A+sin⁴A
hope this helps
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