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if sin P + sinQ=a and cosP + cosQ=b , find tan (P-Q)/2

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given, sin P + sin ? = a  .... (1)

and cos P + sin ? = b  .... (2)

On applying (1)2 + (2)2, we will get


 \huge{ ⟹ }   \: \mathsf{sin P + sinQ=a and cosP + cosQ=b  \:  = \: (P-Q)/2}
Answered by Anonymous
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