SA1. Complete the table. For each positive angle in the table, add the corresponding point and thesegment between it and the origin to the unit circle.Ecos(e)0):tan.....0.5-0.870.87-0.5E 0.87 0.50.5:0.873.116.2. How are the values of tan(0) like the values of cos(e) and sin(8)? How are they different?

1. Complete the table. For each positive angle in the table, add the corresponding point and the segment between it and the origin to the unit circle. ecos(@)Esin(0) tan(0) ..... ..... 0.5 -0.87 0.87 -0.5 6. 0.87 :0.5 ..... :0.5 0.87 3r 11 2 2. How are the values of tan(0) like the values of cos(0) and sin(0)? How are they different?

1. Complete the table. For each positive angle in the table, add the corresponding point and the segment between it and the origin to the unit circle. ecos(@)Esin(0) tan(0) ..... ..... 0.5 -0.87 0.87 -0.5 6. 0.87 :0.5 ..... :0.5 0.87 3r 11 2 2. How are the values of tan(0) like the values of cos(0) and sin(0)? How are they different?

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