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CAPE Pure Mathematics Unit 1 · May/June 2010 · Paper 1 · Question Q27

\frac{\sin\theta - \sin\alpha}{\cos\theta + \cos\alpha} is identical to

  1. (A)-\tan\alpha
  2. (B)\tan\alpha
  3. (C)\tan\left(\frac{\theta + \alpha}{2}\right)
  4. (D)\tan\left(\frac{\theta - \alpha}{2}\right)

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