Question

Based on the diagram, match the trigonometric ratios with the corresponding ratios of the sides of the triangle.

Answer 1

I do not have a single clue on how to do this.

Answer 2

@Jesusisblack50 Can you help with this?

Answer 3

Im not good with this stuff man, I dont think I could be of any help. I am checking it out though and seeing if I can help you with anything,

Answer 4

Alright. It's trigonometry, by the way, lol.

Answer 5

Yes... i dont know... either...

Answer 6

ah damn... :(

Answer 7

@triciaal

Answer 8

@misssunshinexxoxo

Answer 9

@dan815

Answer 10

@uri

Answer 11

you need to memorize SOH CAH TOA

Answer 12

I don't even know what that is.

Answer 13

okay are u sure you are ready for this

Answer 14

they are pretty special

Answer 15

Sin Cos Tan are these special functions that give you a relationship between angles and the ratio of sides in a triable

Answer 16

TRIangle

Answer 17

The sin of an angle
if the angle is part of a right angle triangle then
the Sin(angle) = opposite/hypotenuese

Answer 18

My face is blank with a lack of understanding.

Answer 19

This is a lot to try and understand, lmao

Answer 20

dont get confused with the notation
Sin(angle)
means that there is some special function that is operating on this angle that results in the the ratio which is oppositesidelength/hypotenuesesidelength

Answer 21

i dont know just read that over and over did that makes sense, ask me questions on what u dont get

Answer 22

Then what does the A and B and C stuff have to do with it?

Answer 23

Big LETTER A B C
are the angles

Answer 24

small letter a b c are the side lengths

Answer 25

I am incredibly conflicted.

Answer 26

so I have these, and somehow they plug into those things but???

Answer 27

okay okay so lets go over this

Answer 28

now listen here

Answer 29

Sin cos and tan are functions, how these functions work and what goes into them you dont know yet, are u familiar with this kind of notation?

Answer 30

like f(x)
or g(x) or f(x,y)

Answer 31

means function of x, or another func of x or another functio nof x and y

Answer 32

uh, alright.. i kinda sorta get that..

Answer 33

okay now sin and cos and tan are the same thing, tinstead of f they are called sin cos and tan

Answer 34

its saying some special function of the angle = oppositeside/hypotenues

Answer 35

another special function of the angle = adjscent side/ hypoteneuses

Answer 36

another special function of the angle = oppositeside/adj side

Answer 37

what i told you is Sin,cos and tan in order