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Complete the Identity $\frac { \sin ( \alpha + \beta ) } { \cos \alpha \cos \beta } = ?$

Question 197

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Complete the identity.
- $\frac { \sin ( \alpha + \beta ) } { \cos \alpha \cos \beta } = ?$

A) $\tan \alpha + \tan \beta$
B) $\tan \beta + \tan \alpha$
C) $\cot \alpha + \cot \beta$
D) $- \tan \alpha + \cot \beta$

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