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The first thing you should know are properties of exponents to solve the problem.
For this case the radical form is given by the writing of the expression in the form of root.
We have then:
t^-3/4 =4^root(t^-3)=4^root ((1)/(t^3))
answer t^-3/4=4^root((1)/(t^3))
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given:


Need:

First, let's look at the identities:
sum: 
difference: 
The question asks to find sin(A - B); therefore, we need to use the difference identity.
Based on the given information (value and quadrant), we can draw reference triangles to find the simplified values of A and B.
sin(A) = 
cos(A) = 
sin(B) = 
cos(B) = 
Plug these values into the difference identity formula.


Multiply.

Add.

This is your answer.
Hope this helps!