Math, asked by shiv4958, 1 month ago

x=acos^2thetasintheta y=asin^2thetacostheta then find (x^2+y^2)^3by x^2y^2​

Answers

Answered by kamblefamilykids
0

Answer:

Given : x=acos  

2

θsinθ and y=asin  

2

θcosθ

x  

2

y  

2

 

(x  

2

+y  

2

)  

3

 

=  

a  

4

cos  

6

θsin  

6

θ

(a  

2

cos  

4

θsin  

2

θ+a  

2

cos  

2

θsin  

4

θ)  

3

 

 

                     

                     =  

a  

4

cos  

6

θsin  

6

θ

a  

6

cos  

6

θsin  

6

θ(cos  

2

θ+sin  

2

θ)  

3

 

        (∵sin  

2

θ+cos  

2

θ=1)

                     

                      =a  

2

(1)  

3

=a  

2

 

Hence, option C is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by ashagadekar6
3

Step-by-step explanation:

Correct option is

C

a

2

Given : x=acos

2

θsinθ and y=asin

2

θcosθ

x

2

y

2

(x

2

+y

2

)

3

=

a

4

cos

6

θsin

6

θ

(a

2

cos

4

θsin

2

θ+a

2

cos

2

θsin

4

θ)

3

=

a

4

cos

6

θsin

6

θ

a

6

cos

6

θsin

6

θ(cos

2

θ+sin

2

θ)

3

(∵sin

2

θ+cos

2

θ=1)

=a

2

(1)

3

=a

2

Hence, option C is correct.

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