Question
Question: If \({T_n} = {\sin ^n}x + {\cos ^n}x\) , prove that \(\dfrac{{{T_3} - {T_5}}}{{{T_1}}} = \dfrac{{{T_...
If Tn=sinnx+cosnx , prove that T1T3−T5=T3T5−T7 .
Solution
It is given in the question that Tn=sinnx+cosnx .
Then, we have to prove T1T3−T5=T3T5−T7 .
First, we will find the equation of T1,T3,T5,T7 by using Tn=sinnx+cosnx .
Then after, put the values according to the given question.
Finally, solving further we will prove that T1T3−T5=T3T5−T7 .
Complete step-by-step answer:
It is given in the question that Tn=sinnx+cosnx .
Then, we have to prove T1T3−T5=T3T5−T7 .
Since, Tn=sinnx+cosnx
Now, according to above equation,
T1=sinx+cosx
T3=sin3x+cos3x
T5=sin5x+cos5x
T7=sin7x+cos7x
Now, according to question,
T3−T5=sin3x+cos3x−sin5x−cos5x
T3−T5=sin3x−sin5x+cos3x−cos5x
Now, take out sin3x and cos3x common, we get,
T3−T5=sin3x(1−sin2x)+cos3x(1−cos2x)
Since, we know that 1−sin2x=cos2x and 1−cos2x=sin2x .
T3−T5=sin3x.cos2x+cos3x.sin2x
T3−T5=sin2x.cos2x(sinx+cosx)
T1T3−T5=(sinx+cosx)sin2x.cos2x(sinx+cosx)
∴T1T3−T5=sin2x.cos2x
Now, similarly we will find the value of T3T5−T7
T5−T7=sin5x+cos5x−sin7x−cos7x
T5−T7=sin5x−sin7x+cos5x−cos7x
Now, take out sin5x and cos5x common, we get,
T5−T7=sin5x(1−sin2x)+cos5x(1−cos2x)
Since, we know that 1−sin2x=cos2x and 1−cos2x=sin2x .
T5−T7=sin5x.cos2x+cos5x.sin2x
T5−T7=sin2x.cos2x(sin3x+cos3x)
T3T5−T7=(sin3x+cos3x)sin2x.cos2x(sin3x+cos3x)
T3T5−T7=sin2x.cos2x .
Hence, T1T3−T5=T3T5−T7 .
Note: There are various distinct trigonometric identities. When a trigonometric function is involved in an equation then trigonometric identities are useful to solve that equation.
We can use identities cosec2x−cot2x=1 and sec2x−tan2x=1 to solve many trigonometric problems. These identities are called Pythagorean identities.