Mathematics, 04.06.2021 07:40 sainijasdeep27

Here are 2 right triangles. Part A: Explain how you know the right triangles are similar

Part B: Write a ratio that is equivalent to z/x

Part C: Which ratios of side length are equal to tan(a)

Part D: Explain why the values of the trigonometric ratios only depend on the angle and not on the particular lengths x, y,z, q,r, s

Part E: If y/z=O.7, what is the measure of to the nearest degree?

Here are 2 right triangles.

Part A: Explain how you know the right triangles are similarPart B: W

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Here are 2 right triangles. Part A: Explain how you know the right triangles are similar