($\cos^4x$)($\sin^2x$) in terms of first power of cosine

By Andrew Mclaughlin September 06, 2026

$($\cos^4x$)($\sin^2x$) in terms of first power of cosine$

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I believe that I have his correct but if someone could check it and see that'd be great. Here's a pic!

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