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first calculate cos A
How would i do that? would it be -4/5?
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can be either -4/5 or 4/5
but look at interval 3pi/2<A<2pi
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so it is 4/5 because cos is positive in 4th qquadrant
yea. i see. then what would i do?
now sin 2A=2*sin A *cos A
so then tanB is negligible?
yep I dont understand why they are speaking of tan B at all .The qn asks for sin 2A which wee just worked out !
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