Math, asked by soham8580, 1 year ago

prove that
{sin(B+A)+cos(B-A)}/{sin(B-A)+cos(B+A)} = (cosA +sinA ) / (cosA -sin)

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Answered by SirSumit

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here is your answer dude...(but I'm quite surprised that you are posting the same question)

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Answered by ABHISHEK851101

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