Posted by Sawsan on Sunday, August 12, 2012 at 7:27am.
The function y repeats when 3x increases by 2 pi. That makes the "period" 2 pi/3.
Your y function does not contain a "time" term, t. You are really asking for a wavelength
actually, tan(x) has period pi.
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