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The options are: A. tan(<A) B. length of side adjacent to <A / length of hypotenuse C. sin(<A) D. AC/AB​
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The options are:

A. tan(<A)
B. length of side adjacent to <A / length of hypotenuse
C. sin(<A)
D. AC/AB​

The options are: A. tan(<A) B. length of side adjacent to <A / length of hypotenuse-example-1
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D is da answer .......
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I'm probably wrong but I think it's D

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