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3 years ago

Given that (x,y) = (5,15) find tan Ø. A. 3 B. 1/3 C. 5 D. 1/5

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This value is in the positive quadrant meaning that all values remain positive. To answer this problem you must have an understanding of trig ratios being that tangent is opposite/adjacent. When you plot the points and draw a triangle using the origin of the point, you find that the adjacent value is 5 and opposite value is 15

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