KATHERINE C. answered 03/15/19
Effective Tutor: math all levels up to AP Calc AB/BC & SAT
We can start with the right side of the equation,
(2sin(x)+2sin(y))/(cos(x)-cos(y))
= 2(2(sin((x+y)/2))(cos((x-y)/2)))/
(-2(sin((x+y)/2))(sin((x-y)/2)))
(above is making use of sum-to-product formula)
reducing same terms will give the below
=(-2cos((x-y)/2))/(sin((x-y)/2))
=-2cot((x-y)/2)