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If cos Alpha/cos beta=a,sinalpha/sin beta=b then show that(a square + b square)cos square Alpha=a square b square

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If cos Alpha/cos beta=a,sinalpha/sin beta=b then show that(a square + b square)cos square Alpha=a square b square​

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If cos Alpha/cos beta=a,sinalpha/sin beta=b then show that(a square + b square)cos square Alpha=a square b square