Setting Up Right Triangle Trig Ratios

How would I set up the equation to solve for x?

• cos (25) = 18 / x

• cos (25) = x / 18

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How would I set up the equation to solve for x?

• sin (37) = 17 / x

• sin (37) = x / 17

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A fire department's rescue ladder is safe at 72 degrees. If a fire department's ladder is 110 feet, what is the maximum height from which the fire department can safely rescue someone?

• 104.6 feet

• 4.6 feet

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SOLVING TRIG RATIOS:

Use your calculator to solve for x. Round to the nearest tenth.

• 77

• 7.7

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SOLVING TRIG RATIOS:

Use your calculator to solve for x. Round your answer to the nearest tenth.

• 12.6

• 9.4

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Which side is my hypotenuse?

• 9

• 12

• 15

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Since the side of length 28 touches angle x, it is called the ​ (a)   side to angle x. Since the side of length 41 is across from the right angle, it is the ​ (b)   of the triangle. If we set up the ratio ​ 28/41 that is the​ (c)   of 25.

• adjacent

• hypotenuse

• cos

• sin

• tan

• 41/21

• opposite

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The side marked x is ​ (a)   to the angle that is 56 degrees. The side marked 20 is the ​ (b)   of the right triangle since it is across from the right angle. If we set up the ratio ​ x/20, we would be finding ​ (c)   56.

• opposite

• hypotenuse

• sin

• cos

• tan

• adjacent

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In the diagram on the left, one angle is marked "?". Use this to match each term with the correct value.

• 14/29

• the measure of the side that is opposite angle ?

• 14

• the measure of the side that is adjacent to angle ?

• 29

• tan ?

• 29/14

• the measure of the third angle

• 90 - ?

• tan (90 - ?)

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• adjacent

• hypotenuse

• cos

• tan

• sin

• opposite

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