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Let f(x)=sin{x}/(x^2+ax + b) If f(5^+)...

Let `f(x)=sin{x}/(x^2+ax + b)` If `f(5^+) & f(3^+)` exists finitely and are not zero, then the value of `(a + b)` is (where represents fractional part function)

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