IMTAN

Formulas / IMTAN
Calculate the tangent of a complex number.

IMTAN(inumber)

Examples

=IMTAN("4+3i")
The function can be used to return the tangent of a complex number. This example returns the tangent of the complex number 4+3i, which is -0.009989949748.
=IMTAN(1.5)
The function can also be used to calculate the tangent of an angle expressed in radians. For instance, this formula returns the tangent of 1.5 radians, which is equal to 2.18503986326.
=IMTAN(30)
The function can be used to calculate the tangent of an angle expressed in degrees. For example, this formula returns the tangent of 30 degrees, which is equal to 0.57735026919.
=IMTAN(100)
The function can be used to calculate the tangent of an angle expressed in grads. For instance, this formula returns the tangent of 100 grads, which is equal to 1.73205080757.

The IMTAN function calculates the tangent of a complex number, which should be provided in x+yi or x+yj text format.

The IMTAN function calculates the tangent of a complex number which should be formatted as x+yi or x+yj.

What is the IMTAN function?

The IMTAN function is a mathematical function that calculates the tangent of a complex number.

What argument does the IMTAN function take?

The IMTAN function takes a complex number as its argument.

What should the complex number be formatted as?

The complex number should be formatted as x+yi or x+yj.

What is the output of the IMTAN function?

The output of the IMTAN function is the tangent of the given complex number.

Are there any limitations to the IMTAN function?

No, there are no limitations to the IMTAN function.

Is there a way to check if the IMTAN function is working properly?

Yes, you can check if the IMTAN function is working properly by comparing its output with the tangent of the given complex number.