Is there an addition formula for $ f(z) = \exp(z) + \sin(z) $?

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I know $\exp(z) , \sin(z) , \sin^2(z) , z \exp(z) , \sinh(z) , \exp(z) \sin(z) $ all have addition formulas.

I'm still confused about addition formulas.

It seems hard to tell if a function has an addition formula or not.

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Analytic solutions to $f(x+y) +h(x+y)= f(x)(g(y)+h(y)) + g(x)(f(y)+h(y)) + h(x)(f(y)+g(y))$?

Visual proof of the addition formula for $\sin^2(a+b)$?

Second question :

Does every function with an addition formula grow exponentially fast ?