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Tangent Function Graph
正切函数图象
Use the period, vertical asymptotes and increasing branches of the tangent function to identify and interpret its graph.
4 real-exam questions · 4 sittings4 in mock papers
Formulas
Tangent Periodicity
IdentityApplies when:x ≠ π/2 + kπ (k ∈ Z)
How the real exam tests it
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- CSCA Math January 2026 Past PaperAbout the tangent function , which statement is correct?
- A.The range is
- B.The domain is
- C.The function is even
- D.The minimum positive period is
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Answer: D
Answer: D The domain of is not all real numbers; must be excluded. Its range is , it is odd, and its minimum positive period is . Therefore D is correct. - CSCA Math March 2026 Past PaperWhich description of is INCORRECT?
- A. satisfies on its domain
- B. is an even function
- C. is monotonically increasing on
- D. has exactly one zero on ( )
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Answer: B
tan is an odd function satisfying , not an even function. and correctly describe properties of . - CSCA Math April 2026 Past PaperThe minimum positive period of is
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
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Answer: A
For , minimum positive period is . Here , so .
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