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Right △EFG has its right angle at F, EG=6, and FG=4.

What is the value of the trigonometric ratio of an angle of the triangle?

Drag a value to each box to match the trigonometric ratio with its value.
cscE
cosG
cotG

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We have been given that △EFG has a right angle at F, EG=6, and FG=4. We are asked to find trigonometric ratio for given angles of the triangle.

First of all, we will draw a right triangle using our given information.

Now we will find length of side EF using Pythagoras theorem.


EF^2=EG^2-FG^2


EF^2=6^2-4^2


EF^2=36-16


EF^2=20


EF=√(20)=2√(5)

We know that cosecant relates hypotenuse with opposite side of right triangle.


\csc=\frac{\text{Hypotenuse}}{\text{Opposite}}

We can see that opposite side to angle E is FG and hypotenuse is EG.


\csc(E)=(6)/(4)


\csc(E)=(3)/(2)

We know that cosine relates adjacent side with hypotenuse.


\cos=\frac{\text{Adjacent}}{\text{Hypotenuse}}

We can see that adjacent side to angle G is FG and hypotenuse is EG.


\cos(G)=(4)/(6)


\cos(G)=(2)/(3)

We know that cotangent relates adjacent side with opposite side of right triangle.


\cot=\frac{\text{Adjacent}}{\text{Opposite}}

We can see that adjacent side to angle G is FG and opposite side is EG.


\cot(G)=(4)/(2√(5))


\cot(G)=(2)/(√(5))

Right △EFG has its right angle at F, EG=6, and FG=4. What is the value of the trigonometric-example-1
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