Calculate the tangent values for each value of x indicated in the sets of tables shown below. Determine which set of tables displays the correct values. Round all answers to the nearest tenth.
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A. ?X tan86.4° 15.987° 19.187.6° 23.988.2° 31.888.8° 47.789.4° 95.590° undefinedX tan88.8° 47.789° 57.389.2° 71.689.4° 95.589.6° 146.289.8° 286.590° undefined
B. ?X tan86.4° 15.987° 19.187.6° 23.988.2° 31.888.8° 47.789.4° 95.590° undefinedX tan88.8° 47.789° 57.389.2° 71.689.4° 95.589.6° 144.289.8° 286.590° undefined
C. ?X tan86.4° 15.987° 19.187.6° 23.988.2° 31.888.8° 47.789.4° 95.590° undefinedX tan88.8° 47.789° 57.389.2° 71.689.4° 95.589.6° 139.289.8° 286.590° undefined
D. ?X tan86.4° 15.987° 19.187.6° 23.988.2° 31.888.8° 47.789.4° 95.590° undefinedX tan88.8° 47.789° 57.389.2° 71.689.4° 95.589.6° 145.289.8° 286.590° undefined
E. ?X tan86.4° 15.987° 19.187.6° 23.988.2° 31.888.8° 47.789.4° 95.590° undefinedX tan88.8° 47.789° 57.389.2° 71.689.4° 95.589.6° 143.289.8° 286.590° undefined
Answer: E
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