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2 years ago

Which ratio represents the value of sin Q

Mathematics

1 answer:

Volgvan2 years ago

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We know that :

$\bigstar \ \ \boxed{\sf{sin\theta = \dfrac{Opposite \ Side}{Hypotenuse}}}$

From the figure, We can notice that :

↔ Opposite side of Angle Q is 9 units

↔ Hypotenuse is 15 units

$\sf{\implies sinQ = \dfrac{9}{15}}$

$\sf{\implies sinQ = \dfrac{3}{5}}$

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