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\[\frac{ 2}{ \sin a } = \tan \frac { a } {2} + \frac{ 1 }{ \frac{ \tan a }{ 2 } }\]
i've tried a lot of different things, converting tan to sin/cos, the cot to cos/sin, as well as using the tan (2a) formula, dividing it by 4, but I'm getting nowhere.
\[\frac{ 1 }{ \tan a / 2 }\] is the last term, by the way
\(\dfrac{1}{\tan( \tfrac{a}{2})} \)?
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Did you try the double angle formula?
Ah, yes... I see you said you did. My bad.
|dw:1382191156116:dw| one of the 1/2 angle identities help?
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