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Sin4x+sin5x+sin6x/cos4x+cos5x+cos6x=

Sin4x+sin5x+sin6x/cos4x+cos5x+cos6x=
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Sin4x+sin5x+sin6x/cos4x+cos5x+cos6x=

User Tjaart Van Der Walt
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I am pretty sure that the answer is 2 sin 5x cos x  . Hope this helps!!!
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2 sin 5x cos x this is the asnwer


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