What's wrong with this solution of tan^3x?

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I don't see what I am doing wrong in this. The answer I got is obviously not right. Appreciate any help. Thanks!
 

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Cause the answer is suppose to be 1/2(tanx)^2 -ln(secx)
 
Oh, yeah that would make sense. Is quite odd how two different things are exactly the same when you integrate them. Thanks.