How do you find the least common multiple of two numbers using prime factorizations?
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Hi there! Look at the attachments along with my explanation. Before we are going to answer your problem, we need to know the basic Trigonometric Ratio first.
- tanA = opposite/adjacent
Now see my attachments. The first attachment is the original image from your problem.
The second attachment is when we draw to focus on angle H (in a better perspective)
The third attachment is when we draw to focus on angle G in a better perspective.
Now that we know tanA = opposite/adjacent
Define A = any angles.
Therefore,
tanH = 1/2
tanG = 2/1 = 2
Answer
- tanG = 2
- tanH = 1/2
