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prove that the given equation.​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Prove That :

 \frac{sin(x + y)}{sin(x - y)}  =  \frac{tan \: x + tan \: y}{tan \: x - tan \: y}

Proof :

 \frac{sin \: x  + sin \: y}{sin \: x - sin \: y }

Dividing Numerator and Denominator by Cos x . Cos y

 \frac{sin \: x +sin \: y }{cos \: x \times cos \: y}  \div  \frac{sin \: x  - sin \: y}{cos \: x \times cosy}

 \frac{tan \: x  + tan \: y}{tan \: x  - tan \: y}

Proved

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