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Standard XII
Mathematics
Trigonometric Ratios of Compound Angles
Prove that : ...
Question
Prove that :
cos
a
cos
2
a
⋅
cos
4
a
cos
8
a
=
sin
16
a
16
sin
a
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Solution
LHS :
cos
a
cos
2
a
.
cos
4
a
cos
8
a
=
1
2
sin
a
[
(
2
sin
a
cos
a
)
cos
2
a
cos
4
a
cos
8
a
]
=
1
2
sin
a
[
sin
2
a
cos
2
a
cos
4
a
cos
8
a
]
=
1
4
sin
a
[
(
2
sin
2
a
cos
2
a
)
cos
4
a
cos
8
a
]
=
1
4
sin
a
[
sin
4
a
cos
4
a
cos
8
a
]
=
1
8
sin
a
[
(
2
sin
4
a
cos
4
a
)
cos
8
a
]
=
1
8
sin
a
[
sin
8
a
cos
8
a
]
=
1
16
sin
a
[
2
sin
8
a
cos
8
a
]
=
1
16
sin
a
(
sin
16
a
)
=
sin
16
a
16
sin
a
= RHS
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