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Suppose ø is an angle in the standard position whose terminal side is in Quadrant I and tan ø = 60/11

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Answer:

Following are the ratio to this question:

Explanation:

Given:


\bold{\tan \phi = (60)/(11) }\\\\

Formula:


\sin \phi = (Perpendicular)/(Hypotenuse)\\\\\cos \phi = (Base)/(Hypotenuse) \\\\\tan \phi = (Perpendicular)/(Base) \\\\\ cosec \phi = (Hypotenuse)/(Perpendicular)\\\\\sec \phi =(Hypotenuse)/(Base)\\\\\cot \phi = (Base)/(Perpendicular)\\\\


\ Base = 11 \\\ Perpendicular =60\\\ Hypotenuse= 61\\


\sin \phi = (60)/(61)\\\\\cos \phi = (11)/(61) \\\\\tan \phi = (60)/(11) \\\\\ cosec \phi = ( 61)/(60)\\\\\sec \phi =(61)/(11)\\\\\cot \phi = (11)/(60)\\\\

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