2. Create a table that displays sin, cos and tangent for angles from 0 to pi/2 in 0.1 radian increments. note: Recall fr
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2. Create a table that displays sin, cos and tangent for angles from 0 to pi/2 in 0.1 radian increments. note: Recall from Trig that tan(pi/2) is undefined as is tan(3"pi/2). You will need to create a second table for tan that goes to only *99*pi/2" 3. When studying projectile motion in physics, you find the equation for range of a projectile to be: Range = sin(20) Consider initial velocity to be 100 m/s and g-9.81m/s^2. Show that the max range is obtained at approximately an angle of pi/4 by computing the range from angle =0 to angle - pi/2 in increments of pi/100.