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sinα+cisα=m then sin^6α+cos^6α​

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Answered by ITZMEGOVARDHANREDDY
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Answer:

sin

6

α+cos

6

α

=(sin

2

α)

3

+(cos

2

α)

3

=(sin

2

α+cos

2

α)(sin

4

α+cos

4

α−sin

2

αcos

2

α)

Now

sin

2

α+cos

2

α=1

Hence

(sin

2

α+cos

2

α)(sin

4

α+cos

4

α−sin

2

αcos

2

α)

=(sin

4

α+cos

4

α−sin

2

αcos

2

α)

=((sin

2

α+cos

2

α)

2

−2sin

2

αcos

2

α−sin

2

αcos

2

α)

=(1−3sin

2

αcos

2

α) ....(i)

Now it is given that

sinα+cosα=m

(sin

2

α+cos

2

α)=1

sin

2

α+cos

2

α+2sinα.cosα=m

2

1+2sinα.cosα=m

2

m

2

−1=2sinα.cosα

2

m

2

−1

=sinα.cosα

(sinα.cosα)

2

=

4

(1−m

2

)

2

Hence from i

(1−3sin

2

αcos

2

α)

=1−

4

3(1−m

2

)

2

=

4

4−3(1−m

2

)

2

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