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Answer:

  tan(19π/12) = -2-√3

Step-by-step explanation:

It is convenient to use a half-angle identity for this. One that minimizes the work involved is ...

  tan(α/2) = (1 -cos(α))/sin(α)

Here, we can let α = 2(19π/12) = 19π/6 ≅ 7π/6. This is a 3rd-quadrant angle, where sine and cosine are both negative.

  cos(7π/6) = -√3/2

  sin(7π/6) = -1/2

Then our relation is ...

  tan(α/2) = tan(19π/12) = (1 -(-√3/2))/(-1/2)

  tan(19π/12) = -2-√3

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Your calculator can verify this.

plscaj
(answer at the bottom)

19π/12 radians = 285°

skipping the degree symbol ...
and 285 = 240+45
we know tan 240 = +tan60 = √3 by the CAST rule
tan 45 = 1

tan(285)
= tan(240 + 45)
= (tan240 + tan45)/(1 - tan240tan45)
= (√3+1)/(1-√3)

ANSWER: tan(19π/12) = (√3+1)/(1-√3)

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