The Domain and Range of tan(x) are mathematically given as
Domain
Range: all Real numbers
<h3>What is The Domain and Range of
tan(x)?</h3>
All real numbers are in the domain of the function "y=tan (x)," with the exception of the value "" for all integers n, which is the case when cos(x) = 0.
It follows that "" is not in the domain of "tan (x)" among the possible values.
In conclusion,
Domain
Range: all Real numbers
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Answer:
false i think
Step-by-step explanation:
For ex:
U have 4/8 - 6/2 u would probably have to use KCF- Keep Change Flip
So then it’ll be 4/8 + 2/6
U kept the 4/8 then u changed the subtraction to addition and u flipped the 2 to the numerator and the 6 denominator.
Idk my dude this is what I can think of