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If sinA = -4/5 and cosB = 12/13, where A and B are both in Quadrant IV, what is tan(A-B)?
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If sinA = -4/5 and cosB = 12/13, where A and B are both in Quadrant IV, what is tan(A-B)?
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4-5 12 -13
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