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Mathematics, 23.01.2021 18:30, zieglerlana

Use the table of trigonometric ratios, a scientific calculator, or a graphing calculator to evaluate the following trigonometric functions to the nearest tenth: (a) sin 30, (b) cos 45, (c) tan 80. (Hint: Make sure the calculator is set to “degree” mode.)

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