sin4x + sin2x/1+ cos4x+cos2x = tan2x
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starting with L.H.S we can write the numerator
sin2x + sin4x = sin2x + 2 sin2xcos2x= sin2x(1+2cos2x)
since sin 2 theta = 2 sin theta cos theta
implies sin 4x = 2 sin 2x cos 2x
for the the denominator
1+cos 2x + cos 4x ,
using cos 2 theta = cos^{2} theta- sin^{2} theta = 2cos^{2} theta -1
we substitute cos 4x as 2cos^{2} 2x -1
so 1+cos 2x + cos 4x = 1+cos 2x + 2cos^{2} 2x - 1 =
cos 2x + 2cos^{2} 2x i.e cos2x(1+2cos2x)
so the numerator and denominator now have a common factor as
(1+2cos2x)
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