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Mathematics:Trigonometry

Mathematics:Trigonometry

by Sanyam Kapoor -
Number of replies: 2
Please answer the question below.
Thank you!
In reply to Sanyam Kapoor

Re: Mathematics:Trigonometry

by Manish Verma -
Given, \(sin\theta=1-sin^2\theta=cos^2\theta\)

Now using power reduction in the given expression,

\(sin^6\theta+3sin^5\theta+3sin^4\theta+sin^3\theta+sin^2\theta+3cos^2\theta+2sin^2\theta\)

=\(sin^6\theta+3sin^5\theta+3sin^4\theta+sin^3\theta+3\)

=\((sin^2\theta+sin\theta)^3+3\)

Now, one can proceed further.