Find the tangent ratio of angle Θ. Clue: Use the slash symbol ( / ) to represent the fraction bar, and enter the fraction with no spaces. Triangle ABC is shown. AB measures 12. BC measures 13. CA measures 5. The angle formed at point C is marked theta, and angle A is the right angle. Answer for Blank 1:
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just use the law of sin for angle theta
@jhonyy9 they are looking for tan(theta) using opposite over adjacent
I doubt they have learned law of sine at this point
\(tan (\theta)=\large \frac{opposite}{adjacent}\)
ok but then you read the text of posted image there talk about sin ratio
so what do I do about the opposite and adjacent
ah I see what jhonyy9 means @Nirmala2005 , your picture is asking for sine while your question post is asking for tangent
Oh i probably uploaded the wrong picture
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awesome, so I have labeled the opposite, adjacent, and hypotenuse for us. so using this formula \(tan (\theta)=\large \frac{opposite}{adjacent}\) what might your answer / fraction be?
Maybe 12/5
you got it!
Oh okay!
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