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2 years ago

Write the ratio for sin x, cos x and tan x

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finlep [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Sin X = 15/17

Cos X = 8/17

Tan X = 15/8

Step-by-step explanation:

Recall, SOHCAHTOA.

Thus:

Sin X = opp/hyp

opp = 15

hyp = 17

✅Sin X = 15/17

Cos X = adj/hyp

Adj = 8

Hyp = 17

✅Cos X = 8/17

Tan X = opp/adj

Opp = 15

Adj = 8

✅Tan X = 15/8

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