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If A=[[0,-tan(alpha/2)],[tan(alpha/2),0]...

If `A=[[0,-tan(alpha/2)],[tan(alpha/2),0]]` show that
`(I+A)` =`(I-A)[[cosalpha,-sinalpha],[sinalpha,cosalpha]]` where `I=[[1,0],[0,1]]`

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