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<u>Question</u><u>:</u>
In triangle FGH, the measure of angle H = 90°, HG = 48, FH = 55, and GF = 73. What ratio represents the tangent of angle G?
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<u>Solution:</u>
The triangle FGH should look like that in the attachment.
Tangent of angle G = opposite side/adjacent side
= FH/HG
= 55/48
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