Simplify, using trigonometric tables
tan 45° 27’ + sin 20°
First we consider tan 45° 27’.
We write tan 45° 27’ = tan 45° 24’ + 3’.
The relevant part of the tangent table is given below.

From the table, we have
tan 45° 24’ = 1.0141
Mean difference for 3’ = 0.0018
We know that mean difference is to be added in the case of tangent.
∴ tan 45° 27’ = 1.0141 + 0.0018 = 1.0159
Then, consider sin 20°,
The relevant part of the sine table is given below.

From the table, we have
Sin 20° = 0.3420
∴ tan 45° 27’ + sin 20° = 1.0159 + 0.3240 = 1.3399
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