How do I find the exact value of tan 22.5 degrees?
you got a calculator?
mhm yes i do
there ya go generally, sin cos and tan of 30, 60, and 90 degrees are suppose to be memorized but any other degree, just grab a calculator
wait so i just input that into the calculator?
oh, one last thing, make sure your calculator is in degrees and not radians
and yes you jsut input that into a calculator
well depending on the calculator
it cant be decimals though
why not?
because my teacher wants it to be exact, so like in radicals and stuff
are you doing trig?
tan(x/2) = ±sin(x)) / (1 + cos(x))
hehe
do u know how to do it step by step?
i hate trig identities
@Hiroromon 22.5*2 = 45, thus "x" in the identity will be 45
and 45degrees is the simplest of the better known angles
using half angle identity tan(x/2) = ±sin(x)) / (1 + cos(x)) tan(x/2) = tan (22.5 degrees) means x/2= 22.5 degrees means x =45 degrees means tan(22.5 degrees) = ±sin(45 degrees )) / (1 + cos(45 degrees))
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