I need to prove this trigonometric problem?

sin/sin+cos = tan/1+tan

Tyler D2009-04-22T13:31:36Z

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Since sin/cos = tan, divide everything by cos:

(sin/cos)/[(sin/cos) + (cos/cos)] = tan/(tan +1) or tan/(1+tan)

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