A and B are the acute angles of right triangle ∆ABC and m∠A < m∠B with sides a, b, and c.?
a.) Define an acute angle.
b.) Draw a right triangle and label all sides and angles.
c.) Find the slick six trigonometric functions of ∠A.
d.) Find the slick six trigonometric functions of ∠B.
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a) An acute angle is an angle that is less than 90 degrees. (and get all the best dates, but don't quote me on that)
b) I'm not going to do ascii art
c) sin(A) = a/c , cos(A) = b/c, tan(A) = a/b, csc(A) = c/a, sec(A) = c/b, cot(A) = b/a
d) sin(B) = b/c , cos(B) = a/c, tan(B) = b/a, csc(B) = c/b, sec(B) = c/a, cot(B) = a/b
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