find the sine,cosine and targent of the angles 150,255

Find the sine,cosine and tangent of the angles,150,255.
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sine(150 deg)=0.5

kosine(150 deg)=-0.866025403

tan=sine/kosine=-0.577350269

sine(255 deg)=sine(-105 deg)=-0.965925826
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