Asked by Sam
Express cos TT as a fraction in simplest terms.
R
S
T
10
25
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I don't have the diagram — can you confirm the triangle and which sides are 10 and 25, and whether there's a right angle (and where)?
If the intended picture is triangle RST with a right angle at S, RT the hypotenuse = 25 and RS = 10 (so RS is the side adjacent to angle T), then
cos(∠T) = adjacent/hypotenuse = RS/RT = 10/25 = 2/5.
If your diagram is different, please upload or describe it and I’ll recompute.
If the intended picture is triangle RST with a right angle at S, RT the hypotenuse = 25 and RS = 10 (so RS is the side adjacent to angle T), then
cos(∠T) = adjacent/hypotenuse = RS/RT = 10/25 = 2/5.
If your diagram is different, please upload or describe it and I’ll recompute.
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