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Tan (x) = -2, then Tan(pi + x)= ?
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tan ( pi + x ) = - tan x [This is a rule, because tan z is negative in the 3rd quadrant, (where (pi+x) exists)] tan x = -2 [given] \(\therefore\) tan(pi + x) = - ( tan x ) = - (-2) = 2
Woops D: Tangent is periodic in pi. So tan( pi + x ) = tan x
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