Which sine ratios are correct for ΔPQR? Check all that apply.

Sin(P)=p/q

Sin(R)=r/q

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which sine ratios are correct for ∆PQR? Check all that apply

sin(p)=r/q

sin(p)=p/q

sin(q)=r/p

sin(r)=q/r

sin(r)=r/q

Now, as we know in any right angled triangle:

Now, here in ∆PQR

If we consider angle P, then QR  = p is Perpendicular.

If we consider angle R, then PQ  =  r is Perpendicular.

Hence,   sin(p)=p/q  and sin(r)=r/q are the ONLY correct options.

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