If tan alpha and tan beta are the roots...

If `tan alpha and tan beta ` are the roots of `x^2 + ax +b =0` then `(sin(alpha+beta))/(sin alpha sin beta) ` is equal to

A

`b/a`

B

`a/b`

C

`- a/b`

D

`- b/a`

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