Math, asked by Lokesh1234567890, 1 year ago

Prove that (tanA+tanB)÷(tanA-tanB)=sin(A+B)÷sin(A-B)

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Answered by nikita3811

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Step-by-step explanation:

Put Tan A = Sin A / Cos A

Tan B = Sin B / Cos B

Take the L.C.M

you will get the proof.

Answered by bijitkalita48

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