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Which trigonometric function would be used to find the length of this triangle's hypotenuse?

A. sin 25°
B. cos 25°
C. tan 25°

Which trigonometric function would be used to find the length of this triangle's hypotenuse-example-1

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B. cosine 25 degrees

because cosine = adjacent / hypotenuse

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Answer:

Cos 25° =
(adjecent)/(hypontnuse).

Explanation:

Given : A right angled triangle with angle 25° and side = 12 cm

To find : Which trigonometric function would be used to find the length of this triangle's hypotenuse.

Solution : We have given that adjacent side = 12 cm ,

By the trigonometric ratio

Cos (theta) =
(adjecent)/(hypontnuse).

Therefore, Cos 25° =
(adjecent)/(hypontnuse).

Therefore, Cos 25° =
(adjecent)/(hypontnuse).

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