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Given triangle HJK and triangle RST, what is tan(R)?
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Given triangle HJK and triangle RST, what is
tan(R)?

Given triangle HJK and triangle RST, what is tan(R)?-example-1
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Answer:

B)
(5)/(12)

Explanation:

Tan= Opposite/Adjacent

HJK = RST

Tan H = Tan R

Tan H = 5 (Opposite) / 12 (Adjacent)

So...

Tan R= 5/12

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