Math, asked by chpranav2080, 1 year ago

why is tan 90 = infinity ?

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Answered by JeetChuni

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tan 90 = sin 90/cos 90 = 1/0 = infinity

Answered by vivekaanandh

2

HI

ACTUALLY TAN=SIN/COS
=1/0
so it is undefined but not infinite

hope u understand

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