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Write each ratio in simplest form.

sin X=
cos X=
sin Y=
cos Y =
tan X =
tan Y =
X
27
N
45
36
Y

User Ryan Kline
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Answer:


\sf sin X = (4)/(5)


\sf cos X =(3)/(5)


\sf sin Y = (3)/(5)


\sf cos Y =(4)/(5)


\sf tan X =(4)/(3)


\sf tan Y =(3)/(4)

Explanation:

Given:

In XYZ

  • XZ = 27
  • YZ = 36
  • XY = 45

To find:

  • sin X = ?
  • cos X = ?
  • sin Y = ?
  • cos Y = ?
  • tan X = ?
  • tan Y = ?

Solution:

To find the sine, cosine, and tangent of angles in a triangle, we can use the following formulas:

sin X = opposite over hypotenuse

cos X = adjacent over hypotenuse

tan X = opposite over adjacent

sin X

The opposite side to angle X is YZ, and the hypotenuse is XY.

Therefore, the sine of angle X is:


\sf sin X = (opposite)/(hypotenuse)\\\\ =(YZ )/( XY) \\\\ = (36 )/( 45) \\\\ = (4)/(5)

cos X

The adjacent side to angle X is XZ, and the hypotenuse is XY.

Therefore, the cosine of angle X is:


\sf cos X =(adjacent)/(hypotenuse)\\\\ = ( XZ )/( XY) = (27 )/( 45) \\\\ = ( 3)/(5)

sin Y

The opposite side to angle Y is XZ, and the hypotenuse is XY.

Therefore, the sine of angle Y is:


\sf sin Y = (opposite)/(hypotenuse)\\\\ = ( XZ )/( XY) = (27 )/( 45) \\\\ = ( 3)/(5)

cos Y

The adjacent side to angle Y is YZ, and the hypotenuse is XY.

Therefore, the cosine of angle Y is:


\sf cos Y = (adjacent)/(hypotenuse)\\\\ =(YZ )/( XY) \\\\ = (36 )/( 45) \\\\ = (4)/(5)

tan X

The opposite side to angle X is YZ, and the adjacent side is XZ.

Therefore, the tangent of angle X is:


\sf tan X = (opposite)/(adjacent)\\\\ = (YZ )/(XZ)\\\\ = (36 )/( 27) \\\\ (4)/(3)

tan Y

The opposite side to angle Y is XZ, and the adjacent side is YZ.

Therefore, the tangent of angle Y is:


\sf tan Y = (opposite)/(adjacent)\\\\ = (XZ )/(YZ)\\\\ = (27 )/( 36) \\\\ (3)/(4)

Answers:


\sf sin X = (4)/(5)


\sf cos X =(3)/(5)


\sf sin Y = (3)/(5)


\sf cos Y =(4)/(5)


\sf tan X =(4)/(3)


\sf tan Y =(3)/(4)

Write each ratio in simplest form. sin X= cos X= sin Y= cos Y = tan X = tan Y = X-example-1
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