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Using lengths a, b, and c in the right triangle shown, how are the trigonometric functions of defined?

Using lengths a, b, and c in the right triangle shown, how are the trigonometric functions of defined?
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Using lengths a, b, and c in the right triangle shown, how are the trigonometric functions of defined?

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Answer:

take a pic.of question

Explanation:

gotta see the triangle

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We need to see the triangle to answer this question.
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