Is this sink plumbing OK?

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Abbyjoy

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Hi, I'm a single senior and on tight budget. I had handyman install vanity countertop and he had to change drain plumbing. The p-trap seems short to me. Is it OK? If not, do I need a plumber? What parts do I buy for (another?) handyman?
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I don't think that is right, but I could be wrong on that. It looks to me as if a normal slip-joint trap would probably fit. The horizontal output goes into what I think is a slip joint adapter at the wall.
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Thank you all! Would something like this work? Maybe buy 45 degree elbow or offset tubing just in case? And shorten tailpiece?
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