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Hello...it's me...I was wondering if after all this time someone can help me.... lol but seriously! Evaluate tan^-1(1). Answer in Radians.
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I got 7pi/4...is this correct and in is this in Radians??
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Yes, it is in radians, but your answer was wrong.
Can you see, from the illustration, where tan^-1 (1) is?
it would be pi/4 radians Or 45 degrees
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Nice, he already answered...
really??? well i got 45...then pi/4...but i wasn't sure how that was my answer...and yes i do thank you so much! @mathway
Let x = tan^-1(1) tan(x)=1 x = PI/4
thanks to you too @iYuko
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