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Mathematics, 18.08.2019 17:50 jamskid

Prove this identity. tan^2(0)/1 + tan^2(0) = sin^2(0). note i placed a bracket around the zeros because i didnt want to look like it is to the power of 20. and the zero is supposed to be the symbol theta.

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