X002 Identify Trigonometric Ratio

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1) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

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When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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X002 Identify Trigonometric Ratio - Quiz

Find the appropriate ratio that will find the missing value on the triangles below.

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2) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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3) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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4) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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5) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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6) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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7) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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8) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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9) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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10) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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11) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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12) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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13) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The question states that none of the given ratios (sine, cosine, or tangent) will solve this triangle. This suggests that the triangle cannot be solved using the basic trigonometric ratios. It is possible that additional information or a different approach is needed to solve the triangle.

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14) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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15) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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16) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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17) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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18) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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19) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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20) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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21) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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22) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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23) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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24) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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25) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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26) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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27) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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28) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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29) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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30) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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31) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the above triangle. The sine ratio is used to find the ratio of the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, we can determine the length of the side opposite the given angle in the triangle.

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32) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The sine ratio relates the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, we can determine the length of the side opposite the given angle and solve the triangle.

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33) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The sine ratio relates the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, you can determine the length of the side opposite the given angle in relation to the length of the hypotenuse.

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34) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the triangle because the sine of an angle in a right triangle is equal to the length of the side opposite the angle divided by the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, we can determine the length of the side opposite the given angle and then solve the triangle.

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35) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The sine ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite the angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, we can determine the lengths of the sides of the triangle and find missing angles.

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36) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

To solve the given triangle, the sine ratio should be used. The sine ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite the given angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, the missing side or angle in the triangle can be determined.

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37) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The cosine ratio is used to find the length of the adjacent side of a right triangle when the angle and the length of the hypotenuse are known. Since the question does not provide any specific information about the triangle, it can be assumed that the cosine ratio is the most appropriate choice as it can be used to solve a wide range of triangle problems involving angles and side lengths.

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38) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the triangle because it relates the adjacent side to the hypotenuse in a right triangle. By using the cosine ratio, we can determine the length of the side adjacent to the given angle.

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39) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

To solve the given triangle, the cosine ratio should be used. The cosine ratio is used to find the length of the adjacent side of a right triangle when the angle and the length of the hypotenuse are known. Since the question does not provide any specific information about the triangle or the angle, it can be assumed that the cosine ratio would be the most appropriate choice among the given options.

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40) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The cosine ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the adjacent side to the length of the hypotenuse in a right triangle. It is commonly used to find the length of a side or the measure of an angle in a triangle when the lengths of the other sides are known. Therefore, the cosine ratio is the appropriate choice for solving this triangle.

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41) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The cosine ratio relates the length of the adjacent side to the length of the hypotenuse in a right triangle. By using the cosine ratio, we can determine the value of one of the angles in the triangle, given the lengths of the two sides.

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42) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The cosine ratio is defined as the ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse in a right triangle. It is used to find the length of one side of a right triangle when the lengths of the other two sides are known. Since the question does not provide any specific information about the triangle, it is assumed to be a right triangle where the cosine ratio can be applied. Therefore, the cosine ratio is the appropriate ratio to use in this case.

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43) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The cosine ratio is used to find the length of a side of a triangle when the adjacent side and the angle between them are known. Since the question does not provide any additional information about the triangle, it can be assumed that the adjacent side and the angle are given, making the cosine ratio the appropriate choice for solving the triangle.

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44) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle.

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45) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the opposite side to the length of the adjacent side in a right triangle. By using the tangent ratio, we can find the missing side or angle in the triangle.

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46) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the above triangle. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the side adjacent to that angle. By using the tangent ratio, we can determine the unknown side lengths or angles in the triangle.

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47) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the side adjacent to that angle. In this case, the triangle is not providing any information about the lengths of the sides, but rather the relationship between the angles. Therefore, the tangent ratio can be used to determine the relationship between the angles in the triangle.

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48) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the side adjacent to that angle. By using the tangent ratio, we can find the missing side or angle in the triangle.

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49) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the side adjacent to the angle. This ratio is commonly used to find unknown side lengths or angles in a right triangle when the lengths of the other sides are known. By using the tangent ratio, the missing side lengths or angles can be determined in this triangle.

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50) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the opposite side to the length of the adjacent side in a right triangle. Since the question does not provide any specific information about the triangle, we can assume that it is a right triangle and therefore, the tangent ratio would be applicable to solve it.

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51) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

To solve a triangle, you need to use the ratio that relates the side lengths of the triangle to the angles. In this case, the correct ratio to use is the tangent. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the side adjacent to that angle. By using the tangent ratio, you can find the missing side lengths or angles in the triangle.

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52) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

To solve the triangle, the ratio of tangent should be used. Tangent is defined as the ratio of the length of the opposite side to the length of the adjacent side in a right triangle. By using the tangent ratio, we can find the missing side or angle in the given triangle.

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53) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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54) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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55) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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56) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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57) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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58) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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59) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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60) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The tangent of an angle is equal to the length of the side opposite the angle divided by the length of the adjacent side. Since the question does not provide any specific information about the triangle, it is not possible to determine the exact lengths of the sides or the measures of the angles. However, if the necessary information is provided, the tangent ratio can be used to find the missing side lengths or angle measures of the triangle.

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61) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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62) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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63) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Cosine (or Cos for short) Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'included' angle. That means the angle is in between the hypotenuse and the other marked side.

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64) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The tangent ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The tangent ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the opposite side to the length of the adjacent side in a right triangle. By using the tangent ratio, we can determine the unknown angles or side lengths in the triangle by comparing the lengths of these two sides.

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65) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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66) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. Sine is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite the angle to the length of the hypotenuse in a right triangle. By using the sine ratio, the lengths of the sides of the triangle can be determined.

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67) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The cosine ratio is defined as the ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse in a right triangle. It is commonly used to find the length of a side or the measure of an angle in a right triangle when the lengths of the other sides are known. Therefore, using the cosine ratio would be the appropriate choice for solving the triangle.

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68) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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69) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The cosine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The cosine ratio is defined as the ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse in a right triangle. It is commonly used to find the length of a side or the measure of an angle in a triangle when the lengths of the other two sides are known. In this case, using the cosine ratio would be the most appropriate method to solve the triangle.

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70) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the triangle. The sine ratio relates the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, we can determine the length of the missing side or the measure of an unknown angle in the triangle.

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71) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The sine ratio relates the length of the side opposite an angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, one can find the length of the side opposite the given angle in the triangle.

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72) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The sine ratio should be used to solve the given triangle. The sine ratio is defined as the ratio of the length of the side opposite the angle to the length of the hypotenuse. By using the sine ratio, we can determine the lengths of the sides of the triangle based on the given angle.

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73) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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74) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Sine Ratio is used when the angle given is the 'excluded' angle. That means, the hypotenuse and the other marked side don't form the angle you are given.

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75) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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76) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The Tangent(or Tan for short) Ratio is used when you are given two sides, and neither of them is the hypotenuse. It is usually the easiest to identify.

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77) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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78) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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79) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

When you are given all three sides, any of the ratios can work, so I usually use the Sin Ratio, but you can use any one you like.

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80) Which ratio should you use to solve the above triangle?

Explanation

The first thing to identify is the 'hypotenuse' which only exists on a right angle triangle. This one isn't right angled.

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