Math, asked by seenvasreddy, 1 year ago

the value of sin@-cos@=0,then the value of (sin^4@+cos^4@) is

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Answered by indianguy1
3
sin@-cos@=0
=>@=180-45=135
there fore
sin^4@+cos^4@=1

seenvasreddy: how did u get 135 and in the last 1 do u done abraka dabra
Feliciano9: the answer can never be 1
indianguy1: sorry he was right
indianguy1: i did wrong in last step
indianguy1: its not abrakadabra..its a common sense
indianguy1: how means in second and forth quadrant sin and cos can can cancel each other if angle is multiple of 45
Feliciano9: who was right
Feliciano9: o sorry
indianguy1: other guy who gave answer
indianguy1: i dont like to do in larger way
Answered by Feliciano9
4
I hope this is helpful plssss mark my answer as brainliest
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seenvasreddy: what did u wrote
Feliciano9: put @ = 1/2 and try
indianguy1: sorry its not @=1/2.@=45
Feliciano9: ya that only
Feliciano9: it was by mistake
indianguy1: its ok..its common in everyone...
Feliciano9: well indianguy nice try dont give up
indianguy1: means
Feliciano9: u tried well
indianguy1: ok..i made my best..thanks
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