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If cos x = -4/5, and pi < x < (3pi)/2, what is sin(x + pi/2)

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note, that sin(pi/2+x)**=cosx, it means sin(x+pi/2)= -4/5.


ps/ ** may be used the formula sin(a+b)=sinacosb+sinbcosa.

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