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The Period of f(x)=tan(ax+b)= is​

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Answered by sonuvuce
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The Period of f(x) = tan(ax+b) is π/a

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

f(x)=\tan (ax+b)

To find out

Period of f(x)

Solution:

Period of any function is the value after which the function repeats

Let the time period is T

\tan [a(x+T)+b]=\tan (ax+b)

\implies \tan (ax+aT+b)=\tan (ax+b)

\implies \tan (ax+b+aT)=\tan (ax+b)

We know that minimum value for which \tan x repeats itself is is \pi

Thus,

aT=\pi

\implies T=\frac{\pi}{a}

Hope this answer is helpful.

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