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16 March, 09:18

Verify sin^4 x - sin^2 x = cos^4 x - cos^2 x is an identity.

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  1. 16 March, 12:53
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    (identity has been verified)

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Verify the following identity:

    sin (x) ^4 - sin (x) ^2 = cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2

    sin (x) ^2 = 1 - cos (x) ^2:

    sin (x) ^4 - 1 - cos (x) ^2 = ^? cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2

    - (1 - cos (x) ^2) = cos (x) ^2 - 1:

    cos (x) ^2 - 1 + sin (x) ^4 = ^? cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2

    sin (x) ^4 = (sin (x) ^2) ^2 = (1 - cos (x) ^2) ^2:

    -1 + cos (x) ^2 + (1 - cos (x) ^2) ^2 = ^? cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2

    (1 - cos (x) ^2) ^2 = 1 - 2 cos (x) ^2 + cos (x) ^4:

    -1 + cos (x) ^2 + 1 - 2 cos (x) ^2 + cos (x) ^4 = ^? cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2

    -1 + cos (x) ^2 + 1 - 2 cos (x) ^2 + cos (x) ^4 = cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2:

    cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2 = ^? cos (x) ^4 - cos (x) ^2

    The left hand side and right hand side are identical:

    Answer: (identity has been verified)
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