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If cos(alpha)/cos(beta) = a, sin(alpha)/sin(beta) = b, then sinē(beta) is equal to
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From = you have = and then = . (1)
Having this, I would say the problem is just solved, because I just expressed .
But I understand that you want me to express via "a" and "b" and exclude , although
it is not stated directly and implicitly in the problem formulation (which is the author's fault).
So I will continue.
From the condition, we have this line of identities
= ---> = (2)
and this line
= = ---> = --->
= ---> = . (3)
Next substitute the last identity of (3) into the last identity of (2). You will get
= ---> = ---> = . (4)
Now we can complete (1) by substituting the found value of from (4) into (1). You will get
= .
Answer. = .