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sin(A+B). cos(A-B)+sin(A-B). cos(A+B)=...

`sin(A+B). cos(A-B)+sin(A-B). cos(A+B)=`

A

cos 2A

B

cos 2B

C

sin 2A

D

sin 2B

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