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Most elegant proof of Arctan(x) + Arctan(1/x)
but -1 belongs to that domain and result is between -pi/2 and pi/2; there is nothing wrong with arctg(-1)+arctg(1/-1)=-pi/2 ! thus,arctg(x)+arctg(1/x)=sgn(x)*pi/2
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Post #20
Dec 1, 2006
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Most elegant proof of Arctan(x) + Arctan(1/x)
"arc tan has to be set a domain, which you are out of." What domain?Are you sure about this?
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Post #16
Nov 29, 2006
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Most elegant proof of Arctan(x) + Arctan(1/x)
arctg(x)+arctg(1/x)=sgn(x)*pi/2:confused:
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Post #11
Nov 26, 2006
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