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Mathematics, 15.06.2020 13:57 Queenofpizza

What is the amplitude and period of f(t)=2.5tan(t) A. amplitude: 2.5; period: π
B. amplitude: 2.5; period: 2π
C. amplitude: none; period: 2π
D. amplitude: none; period: π

I selected A, and I do not know why I got it wrong.

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