Math, asked by cpasharam, 1 year ago

Can you simplify this please: sinA+sin(A+B)/tan(A+B)

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Answered by sbsp181107p9u6xq
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Sin A + Cos ( A + B ).
cpasharam: how did you do that
sbsp181107p9u6xq: Put Sin(A+B)/Cos(A+B) in place of Tan(A+B). Both Sin(A+B)s will cancel, the remaining is the answer.
cpasharam: is the answer not sinA*cos(a+b)
sbsp181107p9u6xq: Not because in between there is + sign.
Answered by panditdev
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sinA+sin(A+B)/tan(A+B)

cpasharam: whats the answer
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