Re: [Math4u] trig function value

It's not "e", it an "e" with an accent. In computer science
the technical term is "weird character". ;) I won't bore you
with the details, but that kind of characters has the nasty
habit of showing up differently on different computers.
Given that this is a question about trig functions, I'd bet
that was the character "pi" when Tanisha typed it.

@Moderators: is there a way to send people a "FAQ" when they
join the list? Suggested topics include at least:
- use parenthesis
- "^" means exponentiation
- don't use funky characters, just write out their names in
"normal" (excuse the word) letters (that is "pi", "alpha",
"theta" and so on)

Grtz,
Rob

--- sanjiva dayal <sanjivadayal@yahoo.com> wrote:
> what is "e".
> Sanjiva
> --- tanisha branch <mindlesspoet89@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > find the exact value:
> >
> > tan(5é/4) – tan(é/12)
> > 1+tan(5é/4)tan(é/12)
> >
>

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