Find the tangent ratio of angle Θ. Hint: Use the slash symbol ( / ) to represent the fraction bar, and enter the fraction with no spaces.
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please help?
@satellite73 @phi
can u help? @Loser66
No, I can't since I can't open the file
oh hold on ill make it easier
hey, it is just apply the definition of tangent . that is \(tan(\theta)= \dfrac{opposite}{adjacent}\) , just plug number in.
what @Loser66 said
@Loser66 @satellite73 so just divide 12/5?
@Directrix
@bibby
The tangent of an angle is the ratio of the length of the opposite leg to that of the adjacent leg.
this is basically all i know about this problem :/ http://assets.openstudy.com/updates/attachments/52d6f080e4b0cb9c2bfc5602-reneestacha-1389818263518-mooo.jpg
so that would be what i put on the answer box?
seems too easy im over thinking it D:
12/5 is correct
You are over thinking it
ok thank you guys! :) and can you help me on one more i just need to make sure its right.
Yeah sure!
If the sin 90° is 1, then the cos ____ °= _____.
90° ; 1 over 2 0° ; square root 2 over 2 90° ; square root 3 over 2 0° ; 1 << thats my answer
the Q marks are the degrees
Sine and Cosine are cofunctions where "co" is code for complementary.
0° ; 1 << thats my answer and, also mine.
ok thank you :)
You are welcome.
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