Question

50 points pls help!!!!!!

Make sure you are right I will have to retake this if you are wrong

if the terminal point of Ø is (0,1), what is tan Ø?

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Answer 1

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Explanation:

Since, the terminal point of is (x,y), thus

`tan` Ø
`(y)/(x)`

x-coordinate is 1 and the y-coordinate is 0. Using
`tan0=(y)/(x)` we get:

`tan` ∅
`=(1)/(0)`

`tan` ∅
`=0`

Therefore, tan Ø is undefined.

Or we can just do 1/0 which is undefined

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