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Question
In the given figure, if sin θ = `7/13`, which angle will be θ?
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Solution
Given: sin θ = `7/13`
According to the trigonometric ratios formula,
sin θ = `"Perpendicular"/"Hypotenuse"`
= `7/13`
Hence, the angle θ is ∠XZY.
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