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sin 4a + sin 5a + sin 6a/ cos 4a + cos 5a + cos 6a= tan5a

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Answer:

as given in the question

\frac{sin4A+sin5A+sin6A}{cos4A+cos5A+cos6A}

has to be equal to tan5A

to prove that

by using the formula

sin C + sin D = 2 sin( \frac{C+D}{2} ) .  cos \ (\frac{C-D}{2})

cos C + cos D = 2 cos  (\frac{C+D}{2} ) . cos \ (\frac{C-D}{2} )

there fore y using the formula

=> \frac{2\  sin (\frac{6A+4A}{2})\times cos (\frac{6A-4A}{2} ) + sin 5A }{2\  cos (\frac{6A+4A}{2})\times cos (\frac{6A-4A}{2} ) + cos 5A}

Taking sin 6A as C and 4A as D so that the value is perfectly divided

=> \frac{2\  sin {5A}\times cos {A}  + sin 5A }{2\  cos 5A\times cos A + cos 5A}

Now , take common sin 5A in the numerator and cos 5A in the denominator

=> \frac{ sin {5A}( 2cos {A}  + 1) }{ cos 5A(2 cos A + 1)}

by cancelling ( 2 cos A +1) in the numerator and the denominator

gives us

=> \frac{sin5A}{cos 5A}

=> tan5A

hence proved

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