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I want to prove that (2tanx)/(sec^2x)=sin2x.
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I want to prove that (2tanx)/(sec^2x)=sin2x.

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LHS = (2 tan x)/(Sec^(2) x)\\\\= 2tan x * (1)/(Sec^(2)x)\\\\= 2*(Sinx )/(Cos x)*Cos^(2)x\\\\= 2Sin x *Cos x\\= Sin 2x

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