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Somebody help!! Drop down option for both sin(A) and cos(A) is Sin(C) Cos(C) Cos(B) Tan(A) Sin(B)

Somebody help!! Drop down option for both sin(A) and cos(A) is Sin(C) Cos(C) Cos(B) Tan(A) Sin(B)
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Somebody help!!

Drop down option for both sin(A) and cos(A) is
Sin(C)
Cos(C)
Cos(B)
Tan(A)
Sin(B)

Somebody help!! Drop down option for both sin(A) and cos(A) is Sin(C) Cos(C) Cos(B-example-1
User BoburShox
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Answer:

Explanation:

sin(A) = cos(C) = 9/41

cos(A) = sin(C) = 40/41

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