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Prove that Cos 2A. Cos 3A-cos 2A. Cos 7A+cos A. Cos 10A/sin 4A. Sin 3A-sin 2A. Sin 5A+sin 4A.sin 7A=cot 6A.cot 5A

Vaishnavi Singh , 7 Years ago
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