Using either ∡C or ∡A of △CBA shown below, create three different trigonometric ratios using sine, cosine, and tangent. You must provide the ratio and demonstrate the work used to solve for a missing piece of the ratio. Round all solutions to the nearest hundredth. (Image being added shortly)
1) you should label the side opposite their vertices with the lower case letter, for example the side opposite of B would be b, opposite of A would be a, etc. 2) remember SohCahToa: or that Sine= Opposite side/Hypotenuse --> SOH Cosine= Adjacent side/Hypotenuse --> CAH Tangent = Opposite side/ Adjacent side -->TOA so the Sine of angle A would be the ratio between the opposite side and the hypotenuse or sin(A) = a/b and repeat for everything
Do you go to connexus if you do ill help becase ive taken those test just tell me what unit and lesson
yes i do ! lol its Unit 4 Lesson 3 in Geometry
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lol thats okay
Do you have have answers yet? And is the triangle assumed to be a 45/45/90 triangle? Only one measurement is actually given. You can definitely set up the equations using the different sine functions stated previously, but to get an answer to the nearest hundredth I feel like there is not enough info
the picture i attached is all there is ... im sorry :/ and no i dont have any answers yet .. i've been stuck on this since yesterday ..
\[\sin A = \frac{ a }{ b }\]\[\cos A = \frac{ c }{ b }\]\[\tan A = \frac{ a }{ c }\]I don't see how you could get an answer without making some sort of assumption. All that is given to us is <B=90
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