why tan value of angle is taken as the slope?why not any other ratio?
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slope is actually Rise/Run=perpendicular/base=tantheta=slope
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Slope is the ratio of the rise and run of the line.
Rise means the perpendicular distance of the line from x - axis and run means the perpendicular distance from y - axis.
Rise / Run = Perpendicular / base = tanA
Therefore, tan is only taken into consideration when we have to find the slope of a straight line.
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Here's the answer you are looking for
Slope is the ratio of the rise and run of the line.
Rise means the perpendicular distance of the line from x - axis and run means the perpendicular distance from y - axis.
Rise / Run = Perpendicular / base = tanA
Therefore, tan is only taken into consideration when we have to find the slope of a straight line.
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