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If sin(x+y)sin(x−y)=a+ba−b,then tan xtan y is equal to


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ab

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b/a

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a/b

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Solution

The correct option is D

a/b


Given, sin(x+y)sin(xy)=a+babApplying componendo and dividendo, we getsin(x+y)+sin(xy)sin(x+y)sin(xy)=(a+b)+(ab)(a+b)(ab)2 sin x cos y2 cos x sin y=2a2btan xtan y=ab


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