Inactive Tutor answered 04/21/21
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sin A < 0
Use Pythagoras to determine sin A
sin B > 0
Use Pythagoras to determine sin B
Substitute values in appropriate formula.
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asked 04/21/21If cos A=⅗, A is in quadrant 4, and cos B=⅘, B is in quadrant 1, then sin(A+B) = ____?
Inactive Tutor answered 04/21/21
sin A < 0
Use Pythagoras to determine sin A
sin B > 0
Use Pythagoras to determine sin B
Substitute values in appropriate formula.
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