Lesson 2: Sine and Cosine of Complementary AnglesOpening ExerciseQUsing APQR, complete the following table:sinecosotan 04-084.Describe any patterns you notice in the chart.Example 1Using AABC , complete the following table (do not simplify the ratios):sinecosetan0V13ABVTB3.Do the patterns found in the Opening Exercise still work?

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Lesson 2: Sine and Cosine of Complementary Angles Opening Exercise Using APQR, complete the following table: sine coso tan 0 120-8/30= 283 4. 4 Describe any patterns you notice in the chart.