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A. find the tangent ratio of angle FKG

b. find the tangent ratio of angle BKG
c. find the tangent ratio of angle KDF
d. find the tangent ratio of angle BCK
e. find the XY coordinates of point g with the center k

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A. find the tangent ratio of angle FKG b. find the tangent ratio of angle BKG c. find-example-1

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Answer:

a. tan∠FKG = √3

b. tan∠BKG = 1

c.
tan\angle KDF = (1)/(√(3) )

d. tan∠BCK = 1

e. The coordinates of the point g is (4, 4·√3)

Explanation:

a. The trigonometric ratio for tan is given as follows;


tan\angle X = (Opposite \ leg \ length)/(Adjacent\ leg \ length)

Therefore, we have;


tan\angle FKG = (Opposite \ leg \ length)/(Adjacent\ leg \ length) = tan(60^(\circ)) = (sin(60^(\circ)))/(cos(60^(\circ)) ) = ((√(3) )/(2) )/((1)/(2) ) = √(3)

b.


tan\angle BKG = (Opposite \ leg \ length)/(Adjacent\ leg \ length) = tan(45^(\circ)) = (sin(45^(\circ)))/(cos(45^(\circ)) ) = ((1 )/(√(2) ) )/((1)/(√(2) ) ) = 1

c.


tan\angle KDF = (Opposite \ leg \ length)/(Adjacent\ leg \ length) = tan(30^(\circ)) = (sin(30^(\circ)))/(cos(30^(\circ)) ) = ((1 )/(2 ) )/((√(3) )/(2 ) ) = (1)/(√(3) )

d. In right triangle, ΔBKC, ∠BCK = ∠BKC = 45°

∴ tan(∠BCK) = tan(45°) = 1

e. The x-coordinate of the point g is 4

The y-coordinate of the point g is 4 × tan(60°) = 4·√3

The coordinates of the point g is (4, 4·√3).

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