The Tangent Ratio Date:________________ Name:___________________ a. Using a protractor draw a right triangle to scale with angle measures 20  & 70  Measure.

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The Tangent Ratio Date:________________ Name:___________________ a. Using a protractor draw a right triangle to scale with angle measures 20  & 70  Measure and label the length of each side to the nearest tenth of a centimeter. b. Find each trig ratio sin 20 =sin 70 = cos 20 =cos 70 = tan 20 = tan 70 = c.Using a calculator, convert your ratios about to decimal. Round to the nearest thousandth and record your results below. sin 20 =sin 70 = cos 20 =cos 70 = tan 20 = tan 70 = d.Use a calculator to find each value. Round to the nearest thousandth and record your results below. sin 20 =sin 70 = cos 20 =cos 70 = tan 20 = tan 70 = Do Now:

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