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Given: ø is in the third quadrant, φ is in the second quadrant, sin ø = -5/13, and tan φ = -8/15; find the value of sin(ø+ φ)

1. -171/221
2. -21/221
3. 171/221

PLEASE EXPLAIN!! thank you!

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Answer:

The value of sin(ø + φ) can be found using the formula:

sin(ø + φ) = sin ø cos φ + cos ø sin φ

First, we need to find the values of cos ø and cos φ:

cos ø = √(1 - sin² ø) = √(1 - (-5/13)²) = √(1 - 25/169) = √(144/169) = 12/13

cos φ = √(1 - tan² φ) = √(1 - (-8/15)²) = √(1 - 64/225) = √(161/225) = 9/15

Next, we find the values of sin φ:

sin φ = √(1 - cos² φ) = √(1 - (9/15)²) = √(1 - 81/225) = √(144/225) = 12/15

Finally, we can substitute these values into the formula and simplify:

sin(ø + φ) = sin ø cos φ + cos ø sin φ

= -5/13 * 9/15 + 12/13 * 12/15

= -45/195 + 144/195

= 99/195

Therefore, the value of sin(ø + φ) is 99/195, which is approximately equal to option 3: 171/221.

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