(cos5x+cos7x)^2=(sin5x+sin7x)^2
(cos^25x + 2cos5xcos7x + cos^27x) = (sin^25x + 2sin5xsin7x + sin^27x)
Expanding both sides:
cos^25x + 2cos5xcos7x + cos^27x = sin^25x + 2sin5xsin7x + sin^27x
Now, we know that cos^2x + sin^2x = 1
So, we can replace cos^2 with 1 - sin^2 on the left side:
(1 - sin^25x) + 2cos5xcos7x + (1 - sin^27x) = sin^25x + 2sin5xsin7x + sin^27x
Now, we can simplify:
2cos5xcos7x = 2sin5xsin7x
Dividing both sides by 2cos5xcos7x:
1 = tan5xtan7x
Therefore, the solution to the equation (cos5x+cos7x)^2=(sin5x+sin7x)^2 is x = n pi + arctan(1/tan(5npi)tan(7n*pi)), where n is an integer.
(cos5x+cos7x)^2=(sin5x+sin7x)^2
(cos^25x + 2cos5xcos7x + cos^27x) = (sin^25x + 2sin5xsin7x + sin^27x)
Expanding both sides:
cos^25x + 2cos5xcos7x + cos^27x = sin^25x + 2sin5xsin7x + sin^27x
Now, we know that cos^2x + sin^2x = 1
So, we can replace cos^2 with 1 - sin^2 on the left side:
(1 - sin^25x) + 2cos5xcos7x + (1 - sin^27x) = sin^25x + 2sin5xsin7x + sin^27x
Now, we can simplify:
2cos5xcos7x = 2sin5xsin7x
Dividing both sides by 2cos5xcos7x:
1 = tan5xtan7x
Therefore, the solution to the equation (cos5x+cos7x)^2=(sin5x+sin7x)^2 is x = n pi + arctan(1/tan(5npi)tan(7n*pi)), where n is an integer.