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Mathematics, 01.08.2019 10:00 kellz37

Sin(a+b)/sin(a-b)=tana+tanb/tana-ta nb a= alpha b = beta i can get to this from the left side, sinacosb+cosasinb/sinacosb-cosasinb , not sure how to prove it from there.

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