Which ratios of side lengths are equal to tan (a) ?

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Cfrick asked May 13, 2023

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Which ratios of side lengths are equal to tan (a) ?

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Cfrick asked May 13, 2023

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$tan(\alpha)=(opposite)/(adjacent)$

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$tan(\alpha)=(opposite)/(adjacent)$

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Answer:

tan = opposite ÷ adjecent

opposite is the side perpendicular( at 90 degrees to the base or adjacent side.

Wiseguy answered May 17, 2023

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