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Dive into the world of algebra and trigonometry as we explore tangent, sine, and cosine ratios to solve real-world problems. This study encompasses how to use these fundamental ratios to find unknown variables, rounding decimals to the nearest tenth. Additionally, we explore triangle similarity through side length ratios, proving that triangles sharing these ratios are similar. A guided example is provided to enhance understanding and demonstrate these concepts in action, making complex problems more manageable.
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Using triangle A to create the side length ratios, we get: ; ; . Prove that all other triangles have the same ratio. Prove that they are all similar. An example is given. F E D C B A Triangle B