tan function - python math module

Method name:

tan(aRadians_in)

Method overview:

The python, math.tan() function returns the ratio of the cosine theta
value to the sine theta value, for the given radian value.

Parameters:

aRadians_in : Radians for which the tangent θ value needs to be found.

Return value:

The tangent θ value for the given radian value is returned.

Example:

# Find tan θ value for common angles

import math

# tan θ value for zero degrees

Radians0 = math.radians(0)

tan0 = math.tan(Radians0)

tan0Rounded = round(tan0,2)

# tan 30 value for zero degrees

Radians30 = math.radians(30)

tan30 = math.tan(Radians30)

tan30Rounded = round(tan30,2)

# tan 45 value for zero degrees

Radians45 = math.radians(45)

tan45 = math.tan(Radians45)

tan45Rounded = round(tan45,2)

# tan 60 value for zero degrees

Radians60 = math.radians(60)

tan60 = math.tan(Radians60)

tan60Rounded = round(tan60,2)

# tan 90 value for zero degrees

Radians90 = math.radians(90)

tan90 = math.tan(Radians90)

tan90Rounded = round(tan90,2)

# math.tan(radians) : Python Example: Printing tangent θ values for common angles

print("tan 0:{}".format(tan0Rounded))

print("tan 30:{}".format(tan30Rounded))

print("tan 45:{}".format(tan45Rounded))

print("tan 60:{}".format(tan60Rounded))

print("tan 90:{}".format(tan90Rounded))

Output:

tan 0:0.0

tan 30:0.58

tan 45:1.0

tan 60:1.73

tan 90:1.633123935319537e+16