Math, asked by vjrishabh01, 1 year ago

sin2x + cos4x=??
is there any one who can give the detailed solution of it....?????

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Answered by AryaBansal
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its sin2..or sin sq.??

vjrishabh01: its sin not sin square
vjrishabh01: im 100% sure
Answered by SidVK
1
sin2x + cos4x = 2sin x.cos x + cos2(2x)

= 2sin x.cos x + 2(cos2x)^2 - 1

= 2sin x.cos x + 2{cos^x - sin^x}^2 - 1

= 2sin x.cos x + 2(cos^2x + sin^2x - 2sin x.cos x) - 1

= 2sin x.cos x + 2( 1 -2sin x. cos x) - 1

= 2sin x.cos x + 2 - 4sin x.cos x - 1

= 1 - 2sin x.cos x

= 1 - sin2x...........●

vjrishabh01: that means multiplication
SidVK: Hello!! I can solve your question, if you ask it again.
SidVK: Okk I am solving here.
SidVK: If we take RHS = 2cos(π/4 + x).cos(π/4 - 3x)
SidVK: = cos(π/4 + x + π/4 - 3x) + cos( π/4 + x - π/4 + 3x)...........................because {2cosx.cosy = cos(x+y) + cos(x-y)
SidVK: = cos(π/2 - 2x) + cos(4x)
SidVK: = sin2x + cos4x = L.H.S.......hence proved
SidVK: Hope it was helpful. Please mark as brainliest.
vjrishabh01: ya buddy great used ur mind
SidVK: Thankyou bro ! ! :)
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