Prove that tan2A = (sec2A+1)√sec²A-1

Prove thattan2A = (sec2A+1)√sec²A-1
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Prove that. (1+sec2A) (1+sec4A) (1+sec8A)=Tan8A×CotA
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If Tan (A+B)=1/3 and Tan(A-B)=2/5,then prove thatA.Tan2A=11/13 B.Tan2B=-1/17
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If Tan (A+B)=1/3 and Tan(A-B)=2/5,then prove thatA.Tan2A=11/13 B.Tan2B=-1/17
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If Tan (A+B)=1/3 and Tan(A-B)=2/5,then prove thatA.Tan2A=11/13 B.Tan2B=-1/17
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Prove that(tan4A + tan2A)(1-tan²3Atan²A) = 2tan3Asec²A
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Prove thatsec8A-1/sec4A-1 = tan8A/tan2A
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what is tan2a if sina=1/2
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Find tan2A when tanA = 1/3 and π<A<3π/2.A) 4/5 B) 5/4 C) 3/4 D) 3/5
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sec8A-1/sec4A-1=tan8A/tan2A
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2. asked by Anonymous
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