At x = 0 and x = pi you have vertical asymptotes. They are not defined because tan(x) goes to +/- infinity depending on the side that the limit is approached from. Anyway, you can evaluate cos(2x) for these two points.
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asked 09/21/21suppose x is in the interval [0, π], and it is not in the domain of tan (x). what is cos(2x)? use decimal notation in your answer.
At x = 0 and x = pi you have vertical asymptotes. They are not defined because tan(x) goes to +/- infinity depending on the side that the limit is approached from. Anyway, you can evaluate cos(2x) for these two points.
Please consider a tutor.
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