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(cos^3A-cos3A) /cosA + (sin^3A+sin3a)/sinA=3 Prove the above equation.
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\[\large \cos(3A) =4\cos^3(A) - 3\cos(A)\]\[\large \sin(3A) = 3\sin(A) - 4\sin^3(A)\]
(cos^3A-cos3A) /cosA = (3cosA - 3cos^3A)/cosA = 3 -3cos^2A (sin^3A+sin3a)/sinA = (3sinA - 3sin^2A)/sinA = 3 -3sin^2A adding these we have 3+3 -3(cos^2A +sin^2A)
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