SOLUTION: For a right triangle, the sine of either of the acute angle is defined as the opposite side divided by hypotenuse is it true or false?
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Question 237325: For a right triangle, the sine of either of the acute angle is defined as the opposite side divided by hypotenuse is it true or false?
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True
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