Approximation of tangent fx
What is the nontrigonometric formula (not a polynomial fit) for the growth curve that solves algebraically for the increase between tan(1 degree) and tan(2 degrees) continuing up to the tangent(45 degrees)? Okay, to use pi Check calculation for 12°.
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