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If `cos (theta - alpha) = a and sin(theta - beta) = b (0 lt theta - alpha, theta - beta lt pi//2)`, then prove that `cos^(2) (alpha - beta) + 2ab sin (alpha - beta) = a^(2) + b^(2)`

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