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these sums will prove whether you are good in maths or not
 
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x ^2 +5 /2 =x - 2cos( x - ) to prove (  + ) is an odd muttiple of 5
 
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sin^4 /a + cos ^4/b  = a = b
 
to prove  sin 2n  / a n-1 + cos 2n / =  1 /( a+b )n-1
 
 
    
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Cant make head or tail of what you are asking. Ask clearly with proper typing.

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ok second problem....rewrite as a quadratic in sin2A ...then we  get (a+b)sin4A-2asin2A+a2/(a+b)=0  solving we get sin2A=a/(a+b) similarly solving by quadratic we get cos2A=b/(a+b) substituting in the second relation we get an+1/(a+b)2n  + bn+1/(a+b)2n =1/(a+b)n-1 but since sin2A=a/(a+b) we get cos2A=1-sin2A=root(b2+2ab)/(a+b)=b/(a+b) hence 2ab=0   a=0 or b=0 now in the relation if we suppose a=0 then we get 1/(b)n-1= 1/(b)n-1  which is always true....or if b=0 then we get 1/(a)n-1= 1/(a)n-1 which is again always true.. hence the given relation is always true...   hence proved....but im having a difficulty understanding if it is mathematically correct to multiply initially by ab on both sides as the value of ab is zero....can anyone explain this part?? btw balganesh plz be careful while typing...i had to guess the question from the symmetry of the problem...lots of typing errors...

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reply guys...,no one seems to be taking interest...

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Guessing the qn 1
 
complet the square . Apply| cos ( x )| <= 1
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