Which equation is correct?

triangle ACB, angle C is a right angle, angle B measures g degrees, angle A measures h degrees, segment AC measures x, segment CB measures y, and segment AB measures z

sin h° = y : x

sin h° = x : y

tan h° = y : x

tan h° = x : y

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Mathematics

Lia Quinn

29 July, 21:49

Which equation is correct?

triangle ACB, angle C is a right angle, angle B measures g degrees, angle A measures h degrees, segment AC measures x, segment CB measures y, and segment AB measures z

sin h° = y : x

sin h° = x : y

tan h° = y : x

tan h° = x : y

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Yair Padilla · Answer 1

tan h° = y : x

Step-by-step explanation:

Tan h ° = opp/adj = CB/AC

Tan h ° = y/x

Angie Chambers · Answer 2

The answer is probably sin h° = y:x. This is because of the angles if C is a right triangle then BA cannot be x:y. Then, if the answer is tan then it will not make a triangle.

Which equation is correct?triangle ACB, angle C is a right angle, angle B measures g degrees, angle A measures h degrees, segment AC measures x, segment CB measures y, and segment AB measures zsin h° = y : xsin h° = x : ytan h° = y : xtan h° = x : y

Which equation is correct?

triangle ACB, angle C is a right angle, angle B measures g degrees, angle A measures h degrees, segment AC measures x, segment CB measures y, and segment AB measures z

sin h° = y : x

sin h° = x : y

tan h° = y : x

tan h° = x : y