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Sin^2A - Sin²B SinA.CosA - SinB.CosB= Tan(A+B)​

Sin^2A - Sin²B SinA.CosA - SinB.CosB= Tan(A+B)​
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Sin^2A - Sin²B
SinA.CosA - SinB.CosB=
Tan(A+B)​

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Explanation:

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Sin^2A - Sin²B SinA.CosA - SinB.CosB= Tan(A+B)​-example-1
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