I really need help on this I have no clue how to do this and my new teacher have a foreign accent so I can’t understand her

Mathematics

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Fittoniya [83]2 years ago

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Answer:

sinθ = 12/15 -> 4/5

cosθ = 9/15 -> 3/5

tanθ = 12/9 -> 4/3

cscθ = 15/12 -> 5/4

secθ = 15/9 -> 5/3

cotθ = 9/12 -> 3/4

Step-by-step explanation:

The theta is where you would use to identify the numbers for the trig functions. The adjacent side is the one closest to the theta (but not the diagonal line, that is the hypotenuse), and the opposite line is the line next to the adjacent line.

For the first three trig functions, would use the method Soh Cah Toa.

Sin = opp/hypotenus, Cosine = adjacent/hypotenuse, and Tangent = opposite/adjacent. Then, there is cosecant(csc) = hyp/opp, secant = hyp/adj, and cotangent = adj/opp.

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