related to trigonometirc values and loops

[Aannaaa]

hello, I'm very new to C++ programming and I'd really appreciate any help regarding this question.Thanks.

Write a program that prints a table showing the sin, cos, and tan values for the uncommon angles (15, 20, 70, and140). Make sure that the values are displayed only up to 4significant digits.

[deleted account xyzzy]

Oooh, a codechef wanna-be question, and a duplicate post. In the Lounge.

A two-fer, fer shure!

http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/lounge/265642/

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[helios]

Cross-posting does not constitute abuse, it's just lacking in etiquette.

[Ganado]

Yeah deleting the post is quite extreme. Please don't abuse that.
Also it doesn't look like code chef tbh. Could be wrong. Regardless, it's not a high quality post.

Ananas, please post move this post to the beginners section. Try editing your post and changing the section.

[jonnin]

its probably spam but what the hey...
put them in beginners after this one. Its already here, though..
<cmath> has c++'s trig in it.
c++ trig (and all programming languages I know of) is in radians. you need to convert the values to rad to get the answers.
then its just formatted cout statements to print your results.
const double torad = ‭0.01745329251994329576923690768489‬;
cout << sin( torad* 15.0) << "|" << cos(torad*15.0); //keep going for all the values.