the imaginary part of function tan (x+iy) is value
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This is where I'm at:
I know
cos(z)=eiz+e−iz2,sin(z)=eiz−e−iz2i,
where
tan(z)=sin(z)cos(z).
Applying the above, with a little manipulation, gives me:
tan(z)=i(e−iz−eiz)eiz+e−iz.
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Step-by-step explanation:
the imaginary part of function tan (x+iy) is value
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