Trigonometric functions are functions of an angle which are used to relate the angles of a

triangle to the lengths of the sides of a triangle. For example, as depicted below, if we have a

right triangle with one angle $,$ having $a$ as the opposite, $b$ as the adjacent and $c$ as the

hypotenuse, then the following hold true.

$sin=\frac{a}{c},cos=\frac{b}{c}$ and $tan=\frac{a}{b}$

Write a python program and flowchart that takes the values of angle $$ and the

length of the adjacent $($b$)$ from a user and finds the other

two sides by passing them to functions findOpposite and

findHypotenuse using the appropriate formulas. These

functions are not to return any values to the calling

function. Their calculated values should be displayed on the screen.

Note the following:

Ensure that the values for $$ and $b$ taken from the user are always positive $($unsigned$)$

integers.

Ensure that the value for $$ does not exceed $45$

Remember that the $sin(),cos()$ and $tan()$ functions are available in the math.h file

Be mindful of your choice of data types