If cosθ + cos^(2) θ = 1, then sin^(12) θ + 3 sin^(10) θ + 3 sin^(8) θ+ sin^(6) θ + 2 sin^(4) θ + 2 sin^(2) θ – 2 =
Your clue is: \[\cos{\theta} + \cos^2{\theta}= 1\] \[\cos{\theta}=\sin^2{\theta}\]
but i have solved it my answer is not cmg
answer optios are: (A) 0 (B) 1 (C) 2 (D) 3
Show me your working.
plse see the attachment and when i put the value , i got -5 / 64 answer
You mixed up something in the middle.
\[\sin^2{\theta}=\sqrt{1-\sin^2{\theta}}\]
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but at the end , i m not getting it
Is that equation equal to 0?
no
i don't know
i have to calculate the value of sin^(12) θ + 3 sin^(10) θ + 3 sin^(8) θ+ sin^(6) θ + 2 sin^(4) θ + 2 sin^(2) θ – 2 the option are (A) 0 (B) 1 (C) 2 (D) 3
What specific topic is this question in?
it is the topic of polynmials
at the end i don't get the answer
\[\cos^6{\theta}+3\cos^5{\theta}+3\cos^4{\theta}+\cos^3{\theta}+2\cos^2{\theta}\]
you have sum up the equation
i m really stuck in this question
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