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Tan(3a_)(sqrt(2) / 2 )(sqrt(2)/2) + 0.5

Tan(3a) ( 2/4) + 1/2

Tan(3a) ( 1/2 + 1/2 )

Sin(3a) (1) / 2Cos(3a) + 1/2

Without beinf equated to anything this will not go any further.

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