If m tan(alpha-theta)/( cos^2 theta) = ...

If ` m tan(alpha-theta)/( cos^2 theta) = n (tan theta)/ (cos^2 (alpha - theta)` the prove that ` 2 theta = alpha - [ tan^(-1) ((n-m)/(n+m)) tan alpha]`

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