Home Mathematics 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) 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)Mathematics mobeteOctober 22, 20213 CommentsLet 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)
Step-by-step explanation:[tex]Let sin A = -5/13 with 270 degrees < A < 360 degrees and cos B = -15/17 with 90 degrees < B[/tex]Reply
i think the answer is b.
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not 100% sure though.
the expected value of the random variable : 0, 1 and 2
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[tex]Let sin A = -5/13 with 270 degrees < A < 360 degrees and cos B = -15/17 with 90 degrees < B[/tex]