If tan x=z/10 and cos x=10/y, what is the value of the sinx?

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

This triangle will be confusing :3

anonymous · Answer

sin(x) is just cos(x) times tan(x) ^^

anonymous · Answer

You know... coz
$$\Large \tan(x) = \frac{\sin(x)}{\cos(x)}$$

cj49 · Answer

sinθ=opp/hyp=z/y

cosθ=adj/hyp=10/y

tanθ=opp/adj=z/10

kainui · Answer

What does SOH CAH TOA mean? @Samidancer16

anonymous · Answer

idk

anonymous · Answer

hello

anonymous · Answer

i really need help

anonymous · Answer

I think I already bluntly gave you all but the answer in my second comment... you should read it again ^^

anonymous · Answer

Can you say the answer again because i dont think they have that for an answer choice

anonymous · Answer

Of course it isn't... it's more of a strong hint :)

Giving direct answers isn't allowed on here...

cj49 · Answer

tanx = [sinx/cosx]
z/10=sin÷10/y

anonymous · Answer

the answer choices are a) sinx=z/y
                                   b) sin x =y/z
                                  c)nsinx = 10z and d) sin x =10y

anonymous · Answer

Well, it's gotta be one of those.
What happens when you multiply cos(x) with tan(x)?

precal · Answer

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