Using Matlab

1.5 Table lookup function Type MxN double Px2 double [sinTable] sinLookup (X, table) Input Description 2D array of input. Data loaded from the file SineLookup.csv (see test case below), which includes two columns of data. The first column contains the angle in degrees and the second column contains the value of sine at that angle (calculated out to 5 decimal places). This data table only goes from -180 to 180 degrees, so you will have to take the periodicity of sine into account in order to calculate values outside of that range table Output Value of sine at each angle (given in radians) in the 2D matrix X using linear interpolation of a table of sine values, with the same size as X. sinTable MxN double Before the widespread use of handheld calculators, it was common practice to look up the values of trigonometric functions from tables (many older math textbooks have such ta- bles). Even today, engineers use such lookup tables for more complex functions. Engineers will typically use linear interpolation to find values between entries in such tables I apply this same methodology to make a new v function. 1.5 Table lookup function Type MxN double Px2 double [sinTable] sinLookup (X, table) Input Description 2D array of input. Data loaded from the file SineLookup.csv (see test case below), which includes two columns of data. The first column contains the angle in degrees and the second column contains the value of sine at that angle (calculated out to 5 decimal places). This data table only goes from -180 to 180 degrees, so you will have to take the periodicity of sine into account in order to calculate values outside of that range table Output Value of sine at each angle (given in radians) in the 2D matrix X using linear interpolation of a table of sine values, with the same size as X. sinTable MxN double Before the widespread use of handheld calculators, it was common practice to look up the values of trigonometric functions from tables (many older math textbooks have such ta- bles). Even today, engineers use such lookup tables for more complex functions. Engineers will typically use linear interpolation to find values between entries in such tables I apply this same methodology to make a new v function