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is Sin(A)=-sqrt(7)/4 and CosB=-sqrt(3)/3, find the value of Sin(A-B). Can you help me please ...
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sinn(a-b)= sina* cos b - cosa* sinb
but I dont have cos(A). How do I do
tht mean we wanna cos A by sina^2+cosa^2=1 cos a = 1- (7/16) =3/4 & sin b by the same way = sqrt(6)/3
ok now sin (a-b)= -sqrt7/4 * -sqrt(3)/3 - 3/4 * sqrt(6)/3 =sqrt (21)/12 - 3sqrt(6)/12 = \[\sqrt{}\]
=(sqrt (7) -3 / 4*sqrt(3) ) is it clear??
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let me check it out
ok take ur time hope i can help u
yes sure. Youre helping me a lot
Got it. Thanks It is very clear my friend
ok , may allah bless u
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