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TiliK225 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Sin Z = 8/17

Tan G = 15/8

Cos Z = 15/17

Sin M = 1

Step-by-step explanation:

Sin is equivalent to Opposite over Hypotenuse. For Z, the opposite would be 40. 85 is always the hypotenuse in this problem.

Sin Z = 40/85, simplified it is 8/17

Tan is opposite over adjacent. In this case, the opposite is 75. The adjacent is 40.

Tan G = 75/40, simplified it is 15/8

Cos is adjacent over hypotenuse. In this one, the adjacent is 75. The hypotenuse is 85.

Cos Z = 75/85, simplified it is 15/17.

In Reference to what I said above Sin, I will use the same thing.

Sin M = 1

85/85

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