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What is tan of theta if theta= 3pi/4

-1
1
+-sqrt2/2
-sqrt2/2

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Answer: -1

Explanation:

What is tan of theta if theta= 3pi/4?

This is the same as:

What is tan
(3\pi )/(4) ?

You need to look at a unit circle.

At
(3\pi )/(4) , the point is
((-√(2) )/(2) ,(√(2) )/(2)) >see image

the x in point (x, y) is cos x, so cos x =
(-√(2) )/(2)

the y in point (x, y) is sin x, so sin x =
(√(2) )/(2)

tanx = sinx / cosx


tan x = ((√(2) )/(2))/((-√(2) )/(2)) >Use keep change flip for fractions


tan x = (√(2) )/(2)*(2)/(-√(2) ) >simplify

tan x = -1

What is tan of theta if theta= 3pi/4 -1 1 +-sqrt2/2 -sqrt2/2-example-1
User Kayron
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Answer:The value of tangent of theta when theta equals 3pi/4 is -1.

Explanation:

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