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Answered by Grimmjow
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Heya!

Am Taking θ = α (For explaining Conveniently)

We know that : Cos\alpha = 1 - 2Sin^2(\alpha/2)

1 - Cos\alpha = 2Sin^2(\alpha/2)

We also know that : Cos\alpha = 2Cos^2(\alpha/2) - 1

1 + Cos\alpha = 2Cos^2(\alpha/2)

\sqrt{\frac{1 - Cos\alpha}{1 + Cos\alpha}} = \sqrt{\frac{2Sin^2(\alpha/2)}{2Cos^2(\alpha/2)}} = Tan(\alpha/2)

⇒ x = Tan(α/2)

\frac{2x}{1 - x^2} = \frac{2Tan(\alpha/2)}{1 - Tan^2(\alpha/2)} = Tan\alpha

So the Actual Answer is Tanθ

Option (3) is the Answer


chinnu9721: thank you
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