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sin^2x+sin^2tan^2x=tan^2x
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MathMate
I suspect there is a typo, it should probably read:
sin^2x+sin^2x tan^2x=tan^2x
Take the left-hand side:
sin²x+sin²x tan²x
=sin²x(1+tan²x)
=sin²x(sec²x)
=sin²x/cos²x
=tan²x
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