Let x=log0.75(148/111) and y=(cos(pi/4-t...

Let `x=log_0.75(148/111) and y=(cos(pi/4-theta)-cos(pi/4+theta))/(sin((2pi)/3+theta)-sin((2pi)/3-theta)` then `(x-y)` is the tangent of the angle

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