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Prove that if: `(sin(x-alpha))/(sin(x-beta)) =a/b` and `cos(x-alpha)/(cos(x-beta)) =A/B`
and `a+b!=0` then `cos(alpha-beta) = (aA+bB)/(aB+bA)`

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