Solution 4.2:4d

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If we use the unit circle and mark on the angle <math>\pi</math>, we see immediately that <math>\cos \pi = -1</math> and <math>\sin \pi = 0\,</math>.
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If we use the unit circle and mark on the angle \displaystyle \pi, we see immediately that \displaystyle \cos \pi = -1 and \displaystyle \sin \pi = 0\,.

Thus,

\displaystyle \tan \pi =\frac{\sin \pi }{\cos \pi }=\frac{0}{-1}=0\,\textrm{.}