$(\tan x-1)/(\tan x+1)=((\sin x)/(\cos x)-1)/((\sin x)/(\cos x)+1)=(\sin x-\cos x)/(\sin x+\cos x)=(1-(\cos x)/(\sin x))/(1+(\cos x)/(\sin x))=(1-\cot x)/(1+\cot x)$

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