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Find the sine of both angle A and angle B.

A. sin A = 5/13; sin B = 12/13
B. sin A = 12/13; sin B = 5/13
C. sin A = 5/12; sin B = 12/5
D. sin A = 13/5; sin B = 13/12

Find the sine of both angle A and angle B. A. sin A = 5/13; sin B = 12/13 B. sin A-example-1
User Klaufir
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Answer:

The correct option is A.

Explanation:

Let the third vertex of the triangle be C and the angle C is 90 degree.

In a right angles triangle, the sine ratio is defined as


\sin \theta=(perpendicular)/(hypotenuse)=(opposite)/(hypotenuse)

Using sine ratio,


\sin A=(BC)/(AB)


\sin A=(10)/(26)


\sin A=(5)/(13)


\sin B=(AC)/(AB)


\sin B=(24)/(26)


\sin B=(12)/(13)

Since
\sin A=(5)/(13) and
\sin B=(12)/(13), therefore the correct option is A.

User Llighterr
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sin = opposite/hyp

Sin A = 10/26 = 5/13

Sin b = 24/26 = 12/13

The answer is option A

Hope this helps



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