r u sure ques is right?
6 Answers
Honey Arora
·2009-01-22 09:37:24
if u see the post on the home page hidden is 'a' otherwise i don't know..........
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·2009-01-22 09:44:36
i just tried i dnt noe if it dnt exist or not bt if it does then d answer is a for sure :)
write tan@ = x
n then itz easy :)
PS:: only if d limit does exist :P
Lokesh Verma
·2009-01-22 09:45:36
hmm.. i din notice.. but the problem is that the function is not defined at x=0
So i am sure the question has assumed the definition of tan inverse at x=0 as pi/2
which is essentially not correct..
This is like saying tan-1(1/0) = pi/2 when it should be not defined...