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If sin A = 35 and cos B = AB9410<A<π2,0<B<π2, find the value of sin(A + B)

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If sin A = `3/5` and cos B = `9/41 0 < "A" < pi/2, 0 < "B" < pi/2`, find the value of sin(A + B)

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sin A = `3/5`

`0 < "A" < pi/2`

From ΔABC, AB = `sqrt(5^2 - 3^2)`

= `sqrt(25 - 9)`

= `sqrt(16)`

= 4

cos B = `9/41`

`0 < "B" < pi/2`

From ΔBAD, AD = `sqrt(41^2 - 9^2)`

= `sqrt((41 + 9)(41 - 9))`

= `sqrt(50 xx 32)`

= `sqrt(100 xx 16)`

= `sqrt(10^2 xx 4^2)`

= 10 × 4

= 40

Now,

From ΔABC, sin A = `3/5`, cos A = `4/5`

From ΔABD, sin B = `40/41`, cos B = `9/41`

sin(A + B) = sin A cos B + cos a sin B

= `(3/5 xx 9/4) + (4/5 xx 40/41)`

= `27/205 + 60/205`

= `187/205`

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