Asked by HIRDESH
                SinAsin2A+sin3Asin6A/sinAcos2A+sin3Acos6A
            
            
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                    Answered by
            Steve
            
    using your product-to-sum formulas,
sinA sin2A = 1/2 (cosA-cos3A)
sin3A sin6A = 1/2 (cos3A-cos9A)
and so on ...
so your fraction now is
(cosA-cos3A)+(cos3A-cos9A)
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(cos3A-sinA)+(sin9A-sin3A)
= (cosA-cos9A)/(sin9A-sinA)
now go back the other way using sun-to-product formulas, and simplify
    
sinA sin2A = 1/2 (cosA-cos3A)
sin3A sin6A = 1/2 (cos3A-cos9A)
and so on ...
so your fraction now is
(cosA-cos3A)+(cos3A-cos9A)
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(cos3A-sinA)+(sin9A-sin3A)
= (cosA-cos9A)/(sin9A-sinA)
now go back the other way using sun-to-product formulas, and simplify
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