Key idea: Why ratios — and not lengths
Two right triangles with the same acute angle θ are SIMILAR (Class 10 ch. 6 — AA criterion: both have a right angle and the angle θ).
Similar triangles → corresponding sides in fixed ratio.
So the ratio (opposite / hypotenuse) takes the SAME value in any right triangle with angle θ — regardless of how big the triangle is.
That's why sin θ, cos θ, tan θ are FUNCTIONS of the angle alone — they're well-defined.
This is the fundamental reason trigonometry works as a clean theory.