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3:31 4:31 Thats across from the right angle this is the hypotenuse. Right always start by labeling theMoreThats across from the right angle this is the hypotenuse. Right always start by labeling the hypotenuse. And then next look from the angle youre looking at. And figure where the opposite. Side is.
Adjacent lines are any lines that meet at a common point called a vertex. These types of lines form angles, and we call them the adjacent sides of an angle.
Adjacent sides are pairs of sides in a polygon or geometric shape that share a common vertex or endpoint. These sides are positioned next to each other and are connected by the common vertex. In a polygon, the sides that are not adjacent are called opposite sides.
1:22 4:31 Its opposite from the angle. So were going to call it the opposite. Side actually lets do letsMoreIts opposite from the angle. So were going to call it the opposite. Side actually lets do lets do three letters here so we dont get our o mixed up with lets call that hype lets call this op.
Finally, the ratio of the opposite side to the adjacent side is called the tangent and given the symbol tan. tan = o / a.
0:14 2:42 And C and this angle here we would need to know in order to find this third side. So lets say itsMoreAnd C and this angle here we would need to know in order to find this third side. So lets say its 60 and were going to call this angle here C.
0:46 4:21 And then they also share this side or ray. So they meet the standards for adjacent angles they haveMoreAnd then they also share this side or ray. So they meet the standards for adjacent angles they have a common vertex. And they have a common ray or side so angles x and y are adjacent.
The adjacent side is the non-hypotenuse side that is next to a given angle. Created with Raphal C

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