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Can anyone help me with any one of these questions please ​

Can anyone help me with any one of these questions please ​-example-1
User Sam Willis
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Answer:

Explanation:

a).
\text{cos}^4((\theta)/(6))-\text{sin}^4((\theta)/(6))=\text{cos}(\theta)/(3)

By solving left hand side of the equation,

=
[\text{cos}^2((\theta)/(6))-\text{sin}^2((\theta)/(6))][\text{cos}^2((\theta)/(6))+\text{sin}^2((\theta)/(6))]

=
[\text{cos}^2((\theta)/(6))-\text{sin}^2((\theta)/(6))](1) [Since, cos²a + sin²a = 1]

=
\text{cos}(\theta)/(3) [Identity used → cos²a - sin²a = cos(2a)]

Hence, left hand side of the given equation = Left hand side of the equation.

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