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Condense (cos92°)(cos133°)-(sin92°)(sin133°) into a singular trigonometric function expression, then find the exact value.

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Answer:

-1/√2

Explanation:

According to trigonometry identity

cos(A+B) = cosAcosB - sinA sinB

Given the expression

(cos92°)(cos133°)-(sin92°)(sin133°)

This can be expressed as cos(92+133) where A = 92, B = 133

(cos92°)(cos133°)-(sin92°)(sin133°)

= cos(92+133)

= cos225

= -0.7071

= -1/√2

Hence the exact value is -1/√2

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