What are the values of the three trigonometric ratios for angle l, in simplest form? sin(l) = cos(l) = tan(l) =

Assuming this is a right triangle, and "angle l" is not the "right angle" in the triangle (but rather, one of the other angles in this right triangle, then: sin(l) = length of opposite side / length of hypotenuse ; cos(l) = length of adjacent side/ length of hypotenuse ; tan(l) = length of opposite side/ length of adjacent side; in which "(l)" refer to "angle l" (the placement; and the measurement; of "∡l" ).the popular mnemonic device for remembering these ratios is:     "soh cah toa" ; in which "sin = opposite/ hypotenuse" {or: "sin = opp/hyp"} ;                 "cos = adjacent/hypotenuse" {or:   "cos = adj/hyp"} ;               "tan = opposite/adjacent" {or: "tan = opp/adj"} .