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Use the image below to answer the following question: What relationship do the ratios of sin x° and cos y° share? The ratios are both identical (12 over 13 and 12 over 13) The ratios are opposites (negative 12 over 13 and 12 over 13) The ratios are reciprocals (12 over 13 and 13 over 12) The ratios are both negative (negative 12 over 13 and negat
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Hi @Natiky and welcome to Openstudy.
First off, do you know the side ratios of sin and cos?
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no i just really need the answer im taking a final and i have like 3 questions idk
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