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Can someone help me with some cos sin tan questions? I'm trying to understand it.
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Cos = Adjacent line / the hypotenuse. adjacent line = 8 (bc it's next to angle A) hypotenuse = 10 (always the longest side in a right triangle) So the cos of a would be 8/10 which we can simplify to 4/5.
That makes sense.
How would I solve tan 210 ?
Tan (210) as in degrees?
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Yeah. I have to answer it in a fraction or a square root.
or a square root fraction.
\[\frac{ \sqrt{3} }{ 3 }\] You just type tan 210 in your calculator and convert the decimal to the square root fraction
how would I do this?
|dw:1446226738122:dw|In a 30-60-90 triangle, the hypotenuse is 2 times longer than the shortest leg.
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is that the Pythagorean theorem too
Yep!
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