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IN OPQ, the measure of Q= 90, OQ=12, PO= 13, and QP=5. What ratio represents the cosine of O?
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IN OPQ, the measure of Q= 90, OQ=12, PO= 13, and QP=5. What ratio represents the cosine of O?

IN OPQ, the measure of Q= 90, OQ=12, PO= 13, and QP=5. What ratio represents the cosine-example-1
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Answer:

12/13

Explanation:

The cosine of O

= QO / PO

= 12 / 13

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