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3 years ago

If anyone can help that would be great!

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dolphi86 [110]3 years ago

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Answer:

-120/119

Step-by-step explanation:

cos α = -5/13 = adj/hyp

using Pythagoras theorem

hypotenuse ² = opposite² + adjacent ²

13² =opp²+ (-5)²

169 = opp² + 25

169-25 = 144 = opp²

opp = √144 = 12

sinα = opp/hyp = -12/13

sin β = -12/13

tan(α+β) = (tanα + tanβ)/ (1-tanαtanβ)

cos α = -5/13

sinα = 12/13

tanα= sinα/cosα = 12/13 / -5/13 = 12/-5 = -12/5

sin β = -12/13

cos β = 5/13

tan β = sinβ/cosβ = -12/13 / 5/13 = -12/5

tan(α+β) = (tanα + tanβ)/ (1-tanαtanβ)

tanα = -12/5

tanβ= -12/5

tan(α+β) = (tanα + tanβ)/ (1-tanαtanβ) = (-12/5+(-12/5))/(1-(-12/5)(-12/5))

(-12/5+(-12/5)) = -12-12/5 = -24/5

(1-(-12/5)(-12/5)) = 1-(144/25) = (25-144)/25 = 119/25

tan(α+β) = (tanα + tanβ)/ (1-tanαtanβ) = (-12/5+(-12/5))/(1-(-12/5)(-12/5)) =-24/5/119/25 = -24/5 x 25/119 = -24x5/119 = -120/119

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