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By definition you have that the tangent of an angle in a right triangle is given by the quotient between the sine of the angle and the cosine of the angle.
Since we know how much the sine and the cosine measure (we have the sides of the triangles as data), then the tangent is given by:
A. tan Y= y/z
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A. tan Y= y/z
6/(4 - 13i) = 6/(4 - 13i) * (4 + 13i)/(4 + 13i) = (24 + 78i)/(16 + 169) = 6/185 (4 + 13i)
Answer: (2, -10)
Down and left are negative right and up are positive.
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The value of the trigonometric-ratio:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the angle X
It is clear that:
- The opposite of the angle X = 48
- The adjacent to the angle X = 14
We know that the trigonometric-ratio of Tan X is defined as
Tan X = Opposite / Adjacent
substituting Opposite = 48, and Adjacent = 14
Tan X = 48/14
Tan X = 24 / 7
Therefore, the value of the trigonometric-ratio:
