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4 August, 15:18

Find the value of tan π/12.

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  1. 4 August, 15:22
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    Ok, to get the answer without using a calculator, you first need to draw a right angled triangle with a 30 degree angle. Using a bit of logic and tan (30) = O/A, you will figure out that tan (30) = √3/3. tan (45) = 1, this is quite famous.

    You can get the answer to tan (15) by using tan (45-30) and the trig identity (tanA-tanB) / (1+tanAtanB).

    From there you can produce the result 2-√3=tan (45-30) = tan (15) = tan (π/12)
  2. 4 August, 15:39
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    Pi/12 radians = 180/12 degrees = 15 degrees

    tan (15 degrees) = 0.2679 ... (rounded)
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