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From: michael saad <michaelsaad@one.net.au> To: Teacher2Teacher Public Discussion Date: 2000120400:33:44 Subject: Re: The Story of Sohcahtoa yeah i do sohcahtoa is an abreviation of several "words" put together.. soh alludes to sin = opposite /hypotenuse cah alludes to cos = adjacent/hypotenuse toa alludes to tan = opposite/adjacent ofcourse the term sin = opposite/hypotuse is really sin (angle) =opposite/hypotenuse
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