If the tan of angle x is 22 over 5, and the triangle was dilated to be two times as big as the original, what would be the value of the tan of x for the dilated triangle? Hint: Use the slash symbol ( / ) to represent the fraction bar and enter the fraction with no spaces.
Wouldn't it be 22/5?
x=22/5
I guess it would be the same. When you dilate the triangle, the angle should stay the same and same ratio for sides of triangle
ok I was just making sure do you mine checking my answers ?
for a couple more ?
If the sin 30° is 1 over 2, then the cos ____° = _____. A) 60° ; 1/2 B) 30° ; square root 2/2 C) 60° ; square root 3/2 D) 30° ; 1
This i got a bit confused on so I chose B
No it's A. It's kinda hard to explain it. So you have right triangle ABC, with right angle B. So A and C are complementary. And A is 30 , then C is 60 There's a theorem or identity that states sin <A = cos <C
oh ok I get what i messed up on thanks
Find the cosine ratio of angle Θ. Hint: Use the slash symbol ( / ) to represent the fraction bar and enter the fraction with no spaces.
i put 15/17
Cosine is adjacent/hypotenuse So Should be 8/17 15/17 would be sine
ok thanks
Find the tangent ratio of angle Θ. Hint: Use the slash symbol ( / ) to represent the fraction bar and enter the fraction with no spaces.
i put 5/3
Tangent is opposite/adjacent So 12/5 What you did, 5/13 which is adjacent/hypotenuse is cosine
thanks ok last one
Find the sine ratio of angle Θ. Hint: Use the slash symbol ( / ) to represent the fraction bar and enter the fraction with no spaces.
3/5
thats my answer 3/5
Sine is opposite/hypotenuse So 4/5 You got the hypotenuse right but the opposite is the side opposite the angle. 3 is the adjacent side. You had found the cosine ratio
ohh ok i get now thanks :)
Ok. You're welcome
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