Hey! I'm supposed to be working on filling in tables based on a single value given to me, so can someone check and make sure I'm on the right track? The value given to me was that tan theta is square root of 3, then I filled out the rest by myself!! I'll attach a figure below but any help with checking would be really great--especially if it's wrong and you can tell me what it is I'm doing wrong!

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anonymous · Answer

seems right so far
here are some useful rules though 
conversion from theta to radians = (pi/180)

conversion from sin to cos = sqr(1- (sin value)^2)
conversion from sin -> csc = invert it
conversion from cos -> sec = invert it
conversion from tan -> cot = invert it

tan => sin/cos

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Thank you so much!! That's really helpful! @Hastefan

anonymous · Answer

If anyone's still around could they maybe help me figure this one out?  The one given to me was pi= theta in radians. I calculated the decimal. But I need some help on finding the answers to the others!!!

anonymous · Answer

divide by 180 and multiply with pi

anonymous · Answer

use calculator for the trig like sin, cos, csc, tan, etc...