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Sin^4theta +cos^4 theta =1-2sin^2thetacos^2theta

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Answered by sandy1816
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Answered by sk181231
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sin {}^{4}  θ + cos {}^{4}  θ

(sin {}^{2}  θ) {}^{2}  + (cos {}^{2}  θ) {}^{2}

 = (sin {}^{2}  θ  + cos {}^{2}  θ) { }^{2}  - 2sin {}^{2}  θ \: cos {}^{2}  \:  θ

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

 = 1 -  \: 2sin {}^{2}  θ \: cos {}^{2}  θ

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