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OpenStudy (anonymous):

please help : (1). If Cos α = -3/5 and sin β = 12/13 and α is in the second Quadrant β is also in the second Quadrant, find Sin(α + β), Sin(α - β), Cos(α + β), Cos(α - β), and determine in which quadrants α + β and α - β lie. (2). If Cos α = 3/5 and sin β = - 9/41 and α is in the first Quadrant , β is in fourth Quadrant, find Sin(α + β), Sin(α - β), Cos(α + β), Cos(α - β), and determine in which quadrants α + β and α - β lie.

OpenStudy (campbell_st):

draw some triangles |dw:1379557264611:dw| then you can do the trig expansions and substitute the exact values.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

you got this or no?

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