9. Explain how to identify the opposite and adjacent legs of a given acute angle.

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Luba_88 [7]2 years ago

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In an acute angle, the side facing an angle is always termed Opposite

whereas the other side usually not the longest though is the Adjacent. take for example both sides have an angle, the value of the angle you want to use, the side directly facing it is called Opposite, whereas the other side usually not the longest though is the Adjacent

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