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Sin 2x + tan 2x = 4tan/ 1- tan^4 prove that

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(4\tan x)/(1-\tan^4x)=(4\tan x)/((1-\tan^2x)(1+\tan^2x))

=(4\tan x)/((1-(\sec^2x-1)\sec^2x)

=(4\tan x\cos^2x)/(2-\sec^2x)

=(4\sin x\cos x)/(2-\sec^2x)

=(4\sin x\cos^3x)/(2\cos^2x-1)

=(2\sin2x\cos^2x)/(\cos2x)

=2\tan2x\cos^2x

=2\tan2x\left(\frac{1+\cos2x}2\right)

=\tan2x(1+\cos2x)

=\tan2x+\sin2x
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