Scenario Instructions You are a Mathematics major who has agreed to teach an elementary school math class where the students are studying geometry. They are just starting to learn about sine, cosine, and tangent. You've decided that you want to show the students what these functions look like when they have been graphed. Write a Python program to display three separate graphs for sin, cos, and tan. Add the ability to show all three graphs on a single graph with one row and three columns.

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Please can you help me solve this problem in Python. Darkening an image requires adjusting its pixels toward black as a limit, whereas lightening an image requires adjusting them toward white as a limit. Because black is RGB (0, 0, 0) and white is RGB (255, 255, 255), adjusting the three RGB values of each pixel by the same amount in either direction will have the desired effect. Of course, the algorithms must avoid exceeding either limit during the adjustments. Lightening and darkening are actually special cases of a process known as color filtering. A color filter is any RGB triple applied to an entire image. The filtering algorithm adjusts each pixel by the amounts specified in the triple. For example, you can increase the amount of red in an image by applying a color filter with a positive red value and green and blue values of 0. The filter (20, 0, 0) would make an image’s overall color slightly redder. Alternatively, you can reduce the amount of red by applying a color filter…

I'm struggling to create 5 histograms for a set of data in Python. Conceptually the code should produce a histogram which gets smoother and closer to a normal curve as the number of values increases in the array. Mine are all plotting on the same graph however and are separated at weird values and I don't know why. They're not curve like at all.  For reference, my 5 arrays of values are generated randomly from a normal distribution with a mean of 12, standard deviation of 1, and contain 5, 50, 500, 5000, and 5000000 values respectively.

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