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Let sin A = -5/13 with 270 degrees < A < 360 degrees and cos B = -15/17 with 90 degrees < B < 180 degrees find sin (A+B)
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Let sin A = -5/13 with 270 degrees < A < 360 degrees and cos B = -15/17 with 90 degrees < B < 180 degrees find sin (A+B)

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Let sin A = -5/13 with 270 degrees < A < 360 degrees and cos B = -15/17 with-example-1
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