Whats the value of tan 11π/6?

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The exact solution of tan 11π/6 is as follows:

First change the angle into degrees.

11(π/6) (180°/π) = 330°

Then we calculate the tangent of the angle above and it as follows:

tan 330° = (√3)/2

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