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sin(b+a)+cos(b-a)/sin(b-a)+cos(b+a) =?

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Answered by abhi178
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\frac{sin(b+a)+cos(b-a)}{sin(b-a)+cos(b+a)}\\\\=\frac{sin(b+a)+sin(90-b+a)}{sin(b-a)+sin(90-b-a)}\\\\=\frac{2sin(45+a).cos(b-45)}{2sin(45-a).cos(b-45)}\\\\=\frac{sin(45+a)}{sin(45-a)}\\\\or,\\=\frac{cosa+sina}{cosa-sina}\\\\
Answered by kingofclashofclans62
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