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10 sin A + 16 = 3 sin A + 9
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10 sin A + 16 = 3 sin A + 9

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Answer:

-1/2 π

Explanation:

10sinA - 3sinA =9-16

7sinA = -7

sinA =-1

A= sin inverse of -1

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10 sin A + 16 = 3 sin A 9
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