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What happens to the opposite and adjacent sides when theta is moved from one acute angle to the other?

What happens to the opposite and adjacent sides when theta is moved from one acute angle to the other?
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What happens to the opposite and adjacent sides when theta is moved from one acute angle to the other?

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the opposite and adjacent sides should switch places if theta is moved. the hypotenuse will always stay the same.

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