Explanation:
I don't see the options and how they are written, but I can tell you the right answer in numbers :
sin(F) = 3/5 = 0.6
cos(F) = 4/5 = 0.8
sin(G) = 4/5 = 0.8
cos(G) = 3/5 = 0.6
why ?
remember the norm circle (radius 1) with ask the trigonometric functions.
the sine of an angle is the vertical height from that point in the circle arc down to x-axis.
the cosine of an angle is the length on the x-axis from the center of the circle to the point, where the sine touches the x-axis.
in any case, sine and cosine enclose the right angle (90°).
each function is now defined for the norm circle with radius = 1.
for angles in larger circles we need to divide the find lengths by the actual radius (we formality do this in the norm circle too, but a division by 1 does not change anything).
for the angles at F and G the radius is the side with the length 5.