Let tan(x)=25tan(x)=25 .
What is the value of tan(π−x)tan(π−x) ?
2 answers:
We are given that tanx = 25.
We are also given tan(π−x).
Apply distributive rule to
tan(π−x).
tanπ − tanx
Take it from here knowing that tanx has been given to be 25.
Given tan(x)=25
we need to find tan(π-x)=cot(x) = 1/tan(x) = 1/25
Answer: tan(π-x)=1/25.
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