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sin 30degrees cos 240degrees + sin 210degrees sin 300degrees.

-1/4 + sqrt3/4

what is the last step ?? the negative and positive signs confuse me ??

14 years ago

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Answered by helper
What do you mean last step?

That is the answer. You can't add
-1/4 + (sqrt(3))/4
14 years ago

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