1+sin2x/1-sin2x=tansguar{π/4+x
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Step-by-step explanation:
LHS=√1+sin2x/√1-sin2x
=√(sinx+cosx)^2/√(sinx-cosx)^2. [Using=1+sin2x=(sinx+cosx)^2,1-sin2x=(sinx-cosx)^2]
√(cosx+sinx)^2/√(cosx-sinx)^2
[Now divide numerator and denominator by cosx]
=1+tanx/1-tanx = tanπ/4+tanx/1-tanx. Tanπ/4. [ By using tanx+tany/1-tanx. Tany]
Tan(π/4+x)
LHS=RHS
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