Please do it in LABVIEW program. Please include block diagram and do not draw on paper. DUE IN 20 minutes. Ill give a thumbs up thank you!

1. Create a vi that approximates sin(x) using the formula sin(x)=x-Also display the "actual" value of sin(x) using the built-in sin() function in LabVIEW shown below and the "power of x" function for x' is in the mathematics-elementary-exponential pallete. Both the approximation formula and the LabView function need the angle in radians, but your vi should have a slider that sets the angle in degrees and then you should convert that value to radians (divide by 180 and multiply by pi) before using it in calculations. Display a meter showing the percent error (absolute value of (actual-approximate)/actual * 100). Run the vi continuously to find the range of angles where the approximation has less than 5 percent error. Be sure to turn the front panel and block diagram of your vi. Percent Error sin(x) 0.466159 Angle (Degrees) 10 -180-150 -100 30 100 . Approximate sin 150 180 0.465936 Search Functions Programming BAO Mathematics Elementary & Special Functions Numeric Elementary Elementary & Special Function Trigonometric functions Measurement Instrumento Vision and Motion Mathematics Signal Processing Data Communication Connectivity Control & Simulation Express Addons Favorites User Libraries Selecta FPGA Interface RF Communications Sound and Vibration Trigonometric Functions Coin Fing Interp & Extrap Prob & Suat Optimization F