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If cos(
4
π

)−tan(
4
π

)=x, then x is:

  1. A
    2
    3



    3


    +4
  2. B
    2
    2
    2


    −1
  3. C
    2


    1−
    2



  4. D
    3


    5

Solution & Step-by-step Explanation

Note:
4
π

radians is equal to 45

.
We know the standard values:

cos(
4
π

)=
2



1


tan(
4
π

)=1
Substituting these values into the given equation:

x=
2



1

−1
x=
2



1−
2



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Try it yourself before checking the explanation above.

If cos(
4
π

)−tan(
4
π

)=x, then x is:
A
2
3



3


+4
B
2
2
2


−1
C
2


1−
2



D
3


5

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