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Asked by Rachel

How do you proove the identity
tanxsin2x = 2-2cos^2x
16 years ago

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Answered by bobpursley
tanx sin2x=2sinxcosx(sinx/cosx)=
2sin^2 x= 2*(1-cos^2 x)
16 years ago
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