Prove that sinA +sinB / cosA + sin B = tan(A-B/2) cot(A+B/2)
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Step-by-step explanation:
sinA=m sinB
sinA/sinB=m
Using compendo dividendo:
(sinA+sinB) /(sinA-sinB) =(m+1) /(m-1).. 1
sinA +sinB=
2sin(A+B) /2.cos(A-B) /2 …2
sinA-sinB =2cos(A+B) /2.sin(A-B) /2..3
Hence from (1), (2), and(3) :
tan(A+B) /2) /tan(A-B) /2) =m+1/m-1
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