Some people use SOH - CAH - TOA to remember the trigonometric ratios for sine, cosine, and tangent. Why do you think that word might help?

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Step-by-step explanation:

SOH-CAH-TOA is really helpful in remembering what each of the ratios should look like.

For sine, SOH means --> Sine- Opposite- Hypotenuse

This helps to remember that when using sine, you should use the Opposite length over the Hypotenuse in your ratio.

For cosine, CAH means --> Cosine- Adjacent- Hypotenuse

Your ratio should have the Adjacent length over the Hypotenuse

For tan, TOA means --> Tangent- Opposite- Adjacent

Your ratio should have the Opposite length over the Adjacent length  

whats the

we need to see the graph to know but

strong positive is if it is going up from left to right in a straight diagonal line (like this /)

strong negative is the same but from right to left (like this \)

weak negative is the same as strong negative but its more straight line still right to left

and weak positive is the same as strong positive but more a straight line still left to right though.