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Mathematics, 24.09.2019 02:30 kklove6700
For aabc, which one is equivalent to sin(a)?
cos(b)
sin(b)
cos(c)
tan(c)
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For aabc, which one is equivalent to sin(a)?
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sin(b)
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tan(c)...
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cos(c)
tan(c)...
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