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Chapter 9: Q. 3 (page 567)

If P=(a,b)is a point on the terminal side of the angle 胃at a distance rfrom the origin, then tan胃=_______

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yx

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Step 1. Value of tan θ

By definition, we know that the result of the statement istan胃=yx

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