Question

If tan(t)=4/9 what is tan(t−π)

Answer 1

The value of tan(t−π) is 4/9.

According to the statement

we have given that  tan(t)=4/9 and we have to find the value of tan(t−π).

So,

tan(t−π)  -(1)

take negative sign common from equation (1) it then

tan(t−π) = -tan(-t+π)

and we know that the according to the mathematics formula it become

tan(-t+π) is -tan t

then

tan(t−π) = -(-tan t)

it becomes

tan(t−π) = tan t

then its value becomes

tan(t−π) = tan(t)=4/9.

because we have given that the value of tan t is tan(t)=4/9.

So, The value of tan(t−π) is 4/9.

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