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Which equation can be used to solve for b?

Which equation can be used to solve for b?-example-1

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tan (30) = 5/b
tangent = opposite / adjacent

User Lebill
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Answer:

Option A is correct


\tan 30^(\circ) = (5)/(b)

Explanation:

Using tangent ratio:


\tan \theta = \frac{\text{Opposite side}}{\text{Adjacent side}}

As per the statement:

In right angle triangle ACB:

Opposite side = BC = 5 cm

Adjacent side = AC = b cm

Hypotenuse side = AB = 10 cm

then;


\tan 30^(\circ) = (BC)/(AC)

Substitute the given values we have;


\tan 30^(\circ) = (5)/(b)

Therefore, the equation can be used to solve for b is,
\tan 30^(\circ) = (5)/(b)

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