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Inverse Trigonometric Functions
find the exact value of tan(arctan(2))
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The value of arctan(2) represents an angle whose tangent is 2. We can find the tangent value of this angle by using the identity tan(arctan(x)) = x.
Therefore, tan(arctan(2)) = 2.
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